I'm stuck in a situation.
String tmpfolder = System.getProperty("java.io.tmpdir");
\\this is the path C:\Users\biraj\AppData\Local\Temp\
tmpfolder = tmpfolder.replace("\\", "\\\\");
Runtime.getRuntime().exec("cmd /c del "+tmpfolder+"IEDriver.dll /f /s /q");
When I run this code it does not delete the IEDriver.dll
file. But when I give the static path of the temporary folder then it deletes that file:
Runtime.getRuntime().exec("cmd /c del C:\\Users\\biraj\\AppData\\Local\\Temp\\IEDriver.dll /f /s /q");
Can anyone explain to me why the first code didn't work? What's wrong in that?
The problem is that you are changing literal \\
into a literal \\\\
in your second line. When we write code, we use \\\\
inside a string to represent a literal \\
to the program, but your tmpfolder
variable already has the correct literal \\
inside it.
If you delete the following line, it should work.
tmpfolder = tmpfolder.replace("\\", "\\\\");
The easiest way to understand the difference is to just print the string you constructed, as well as the literal string and compare them visually.
System.out.println("cmd /c del "+tmpfolder+"IEDriver.dll /f /s /q");
System.out.println("cmd /c del C:\\Users\\biraj\\AppData\\Local\\Temp\\IEDriver.dll /f /s /q")
Another possible problem is that you need to change
"IEDriver.dll /f /s /q"
to
"\\IEDriver.dll /f /s /q"
Of course the visual comparison will answer this question definitively.
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