Create a new cmd exe window from within another cmd exe prompt

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I am in the process of setting up CruiseControl NET  The problem I am having is that I am running CC as a console application and when my build completes successfully and executes  using exec  it launches it within the CruiseControl DOS prompt  I am just using simple batch files to launch my app but having it run within the same prompt as CC is causing CC to think the build continues as long as my app runs   Are there command line parameters to cmd exe that will spawn another separate prompt window

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I think this works   start cmd exe

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Simply type start in the command prompt   start   This will open up new cmd windows

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start cmd exe    opens a separate window  start file cmd    opens the batch file and executes it in another command prompt

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start cmd exe    opens a separate window  start file cmd    opens the batch file and executes it in another command prompt

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START  notepad exe  echo Will launch the notepad exe application PAUSE   To make any cmd file type  all you have to do is save the contents as  bat  i e    echo TITLE example bat PAUSE taskkill IM cmd exe   Make that into an  example bat  file  save it  then open it and run

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Here is the code you need   start cmd exe  cmd  k  Command

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You can just type these 3 commands from command prompt    start start cmd start cmd exe

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I also tried executing batch file that run daemon process server at the end of CCNET task   The only way to make CruiseControl spawn an independent asynchronous process WITHOUT waiting for the end of process is     create a batch file to run the daemon process  server application   use task scheduler to run the batch file as CCNET task  using schtasks exe   schtasks exe  create  F  SC once  ST 08 50  TN TaskName  TR  c  path to batchFileName bat     08 50 is the HH MM time format    you might need to kill the process at the start of ccnet  PS  the selected answer using  start cmd exe  does not work  a new command prompt is indeed spawned  but CCNET will wait for the spawned cmd to finish

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Simply type start in the command prompt   start   This will open up new cmd windows

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You can just type these 3 commands from command prompt    start start cmd start cmd exe

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I also tried executing batch file that run daemon process server at the end of CCNET task   The only way to make CruiseControl spawn an independent asynchronous process WITHOUT waiting for the end of process is     create a batch file to run the daemon process  server application   use task scheduler to run the batch file as CCNET task  using schtasks exe   schtasks exe  create  F  SC once  ST 08 50  TN TaskName  TR  c  path to batchFileName bat     08 50 is the HH MM time format    you might need to kill the process at the start of ccnet  PS  the selected answer using  start cmd exe  does not work  a new command prompt is indeed spawned  but CCNET will wait for the spawned cmd to finish

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simple write in your bat file   cmd   or   cmd  k  command1 amp command2

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START  notepad exe  echo Will launch the notepad exe application PAUSE   To make any cmd file type  all you have to do is save the contents as  bat  i e    echo TITLE example bat PAUSE taskkill IM cmd exe   Make that into an  example bat  file  save it  then open it and run

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start cmd exe    opens a separate window  start file cmd    opens the batch file and executes it in another command prompt

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start cmd exe    opens a separate window  start file cmd    opens the batch file and executes it in another command prompt

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simple write in your bat file   cmd   or   cmd  k  command1 amp command2

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Here is the code you need   start cmd exe  cmd  k  Command

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