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I'd say that your options are limited here, because you are dependent on Windows starting the process. Java, being cross-platform, probably doesn't have the ability to hook into Windows in the way you want.

Straying outside the realms of pure Java, you could create a ramdisk and write the EXE to the Ramdisk, or perhaps bridge across to .NET, as described in this answerthis answer (and question links inside that answer).

I'd say that your options are limited here, because you are dependent on Windows starting the process. Java, being cross-platform, probably doesn't have the ability to hook into Windows in the way you want.

Straying outside the realms of pure Java, you could create a ramdisk and write the EXE to the Ramdisk, or perhaps bridge across to .NET, as described in this answer (and question links inside that answer).

I'd say that your options are limited here, because you are dependent on Windows starting the process. Java, being cross-platform, probably doesn't have the ability to hook into Windows in the way you want.

Straying outside the realms of pure Java, you could create a ramdisk and write the EXE to the Ramdisk, or perhaps bridge across to .NET, as described in this answer (and question links inside that answer).

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I'd say that your options are limited here, because you are dependent on Windows starting the process. Java, being cross-platform, probably doesn't have the ability to hook into Windows in the way you want.

Straying outside the realms of pure Java, you could create a ramdisk and write the EXE to the Ramdisk, or perhaps bridge across to .NET, as described in this answer (and question links inside that answer).