I'm attempting to build a java process to execute the docusign retrieve product via the command line. I've written the process to execute based on a given property file.
buildRoot = isWindowsOs() ? "C:" + "\\Program Files (x86)\\DocuSign, Inc\\Retrieve 3.2" : "\\Program Files (x86)\\DocuSign, Inc\\Retrieve 3.2" ;
String[] command = new String [2];
command[0] = "\""+buildRoot+ "\\" + docuSignAppName+"\"";
logger.info(command[0].toString());
//ADDED FOR EXPLANATION - "C:\Program Files (x86)\DocuSign, Inc\Retrieve 3.2\DocuSignRetrieve.exe"
command[1] = arguments;
logger.info(command[1].toString());
ProcessBuilder processBuilder = new ProcessBuilder(command);
logger.info("ProcessBuilder starting directory" +processBuilder.directory());
processBuilder.redirectErrorStream(true);
p = processBuilder.start();
InputStream is = p.getInputStream();
InputStreamReader isr = new InputStreamReader(is);
stdout = new BufferedReader(isr);
Once I pass in the built out string of parameters the executed code looks like the sample provided but always results in the error back to the screen "Missing "accountid" parameter".
The parameter list looks like the following.
/endpoint "Demo"
/userid "REMOVED"
/password "REMOVED"
/accountid "REMOVED"
/span "-1"
/spanfilter "Completed"
/statusfilter "Completed"
/fieldlog "LIST OF FIELDS"
/nstyle "EnvelopeID"
/save "MergedPdfWithoutCert"
/dir "D:\DocuSignStore"
/includeheaders "true"
Any help or assistance would be appreciated.
The solution was found in a StackOverflow discussion regarding common issues with the ProcessBuilder.
My problem was that I expected by changing the putting in the full path, that I could run the executable. For the reason I'm not sure right now, that wasn't working as expected. The solution was to run the CMD command which exists on the %PATH% on any windows OS.