Unrar command Linux with gelscript

[Legacy User]

Hi Guys!

 

I need you help, please.

 

I tried execute this command in gelscript:

 

<core:set value="unrar x /tmp/DLP_11072016/PROP00006977/clarity/Files/918/005/DLP.rar" var="param"/>

<core:catch var="IOExceptionUnrar">

  <core:invokeStatic className="java.lang.Runtime" method="getRuntime" var="getUnrar"/>

   <core:invoke method="exec" on="${getUnrar}" var="exeUnrar">

  <core:arg type="java.lang.String" value="${param}"/>

  </core:invoke>

  </core:catch>

 

But, no success.

There is no exception error and the file .rar is not extract on directory.

 

Tests: "unrar x..." ,"unrar e ....".

 

This command is executed successfully on Linux terminal.

 

Successfully executed commands in gelscript:

 

1)

<core:catch var="IOExceptionRemov">

  <core:invokeStatic className="java.lang.Runtime" method="getRuntime" var="getRemov"/>

   <core:invoke method="exec" on="${getRemov}" var="exeRemov">

  <core:arg type="java.lang.String" value="rm ${renomArquivoNovo}"/>

  </core:invoke>

  </core:catch>

2)

<core:catch var="IOExceptionZip">

  <core:invokeStatic className="java.lang.Runtime" method="getRuntime" var="getZip"/>

   <core:invoke method="exec" on="${getZip}" var="exeZip">

  <core:arg type="java.lang.String" value="zip -r ${compactarNomeZip} ${compactarFolder}"/>

   </core:invoke>

  </core:catch>

 

Obs.: Package installed on Linux: UNRAR 5.00 beta 3.

 

Any ideas?

 

Thanks!

[Eugene Greiff]

I would suspect that your Runtime has a different path then when you try it in a shell.

 

Try changing the command text to include the absolute path to unrar.  So for example:

 

<core:set value="/usr/bin/unrar x /tmp/DLP_11072016/PROP00006977/clarity/Files/918/005/DLP.rar" var="param"/>

 

V/r,

Gene

[Legacy User]

Hi Gene!!!

 

I tried "/usr/bin/unrar x" and "/usr/local/bin/unrar x", but not work yet. I dont understand.

 

So, any idea?

 

Thanks, Gene!

 

 

[Eugene Greiff]

So to make sure you have the correct path run the which command in a shell.

For example: where is gzip located using which.

 

 

So run which unrar in a shell to get the correct path to the executable.

 

V/r,

Gene

[Legacy User]

Gene Greiff escreveu:

 

So to make sure you have the correct path run the which command in a shell.

For example: where is gzip located using which.

 

 

So run which unrar in a shell to get the correct path to the executable.

 

V/r,

Gene

Hi Gene!!!

Thank you very much!!

Sorry, I'm busy!!

 

Daniel Barros

[System]

Hi danieldbf - Did gcubed's response help answer your question? If so please mark as Correct Answer. Thanks!

[Eugene Greiff]

I would also consider checking the exit code for the execute (which might required a waitFor())

 

<gel:log>${getUnrar.exitValue()}</gel:log>

 

V/r,

Gene