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					<description><![CDATA[Impressive... How do we know the process that is going to start by processBuilder has a different java version ?
I guess whenever we start a new process inside a process, it has a new instance of JVM with it, which is totally independent of the process which triggered this. There might be the case the difference of versions is due to list of arguments that may be required by different programs when executed within another program. This link gives some overview on that aspect. 
http://www.xyzws.com/javafaq/how-to-run-external-programs-by-using-java-processbuilder-class/189
I am eager to know, how can we make sure the same versions are used by p1 and p2]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Impressive&#8230; How do we know the process that is going to start by processBuilder has a different java version ?<br />
I guess whenever we start a new process inside a process, it has a new instance of JVM with it, which is totally independent of the process which triggered this. There might be the case the difference of versions is due to list of arguments that may be required by different programs when executed within another program. This link gives some overview on that aspect.<br />
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I am eager to know, how can we make sure the same versions are used by p1 and p2</p>
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