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From: Dave <Dave@eawoo.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Rational APEX Question
Date: 1999/08/05
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I have a small question concerning the invocation of third party tools
from within the APEX development environment.

Basically,

1. can I execute shell scripts from within APEX?
2. Is there a command line interface for APEX from which I can obtain
information about a certain program (eg source files,  compiler options
etc)

Thanks in advance