call native windows functions with java
[225 byte] By [Rockoa] at [2007-11-26 23:44:42] 
Hello!I would like to get some information in windows about processor load and temperature, fan rotational speed, etc. Is it possible, to do this with java code, without using Java Native Interface?thanks
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If you don't want to use JNI, you will have towrite an external C or C++ program that calls Windowsto find these results.You can then use Runtime.exec() to execute theexternal C program, and parse its output.KathyMcDonnella at 2007-7-11 15:16:21 >
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