Last week, I wrote a post on running a Java class as a subprocess. That post was triggered by my need to run a class from within a test without prebuilding a jar. The only difference between what I wrote in that post and what actually happened was the language. I used Kotlin to write that test, not Java. Therefore, I have decided to write this follow up post that builds upon what I previously wrote and focuses on starting a Kotlin subprocess instead of a Java subprocess.
Let’s start with an equivalent implementation of the exec
from the previous article, Running a Java Class as a Subprocess:
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