I’m no huge proponent of Java, but it does run anywhere there’s a JRE. Unfortunately, .NET isn’t. Bash/Korn/Dash shell scripts aren’t. Some AWK scripts aren’t (BSD and GNU fragmenting USL much?).

I do recognize the benefit of working within one toolset. The VirtualWisdom product is Java, so there tends to be a Java Runtime everywhere we are.

For this reason, there’s now a pure-java variant of the “fileawayscript” which was used to pseudorandomly determine consistent pathnames for CSV reports report.csv.zip sent out my the VW Platform emailing generated reports (see also the MailDropQueue project for a way to accept and store those reports).

This update is merely to simplify the process and reduce the dependency list back to “java” and nothing else.