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Scripts and basic development tools for Windows?

I am looking for suggestions for tools that I can use for Windows to perform simple scripts and general tasks related to Java development, on the command line or other interface other than the GUI (for example, moving files, starting / stopping servers, starting Maven and etc.) ..). I'm used to using Cygwin, which provides a virtual Linux development environment, but I just started work that forbade me to use Cygwin due to security issues. So now I need to figure out how to do what I did on the bash shell command line in some other way. Should I bite a bullet and learn to usecmdand how to create batch files, or is there a better way? I know that I can do a lot of these things through Eclipse, and I'm already learning this, but I'm used to doing something at a lower level, because it gives me a greater sense of control and would like to stick with this approach, if possible.

Thanks in advance for your comments and / or suggestions.

- james

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If you already know bash, then you have already identified most Windows users. The Dos batch is fairly simplified, and it is not as strong as bash, nor is it so much to learn about.

- Bash, Cygwin , , MSys + MingGW , Windows, .

IDE (, IntelliJ + ANT debug plug-in), ANT, .

, Groovy .

ANT, , ANT . , ANT, Virtual ANT, .

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, , Ant? , DOS .

Python .

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Windows Windows Scripting Host, , VB Javascript. Google WSH . Cygwin ... ???;)

, , WSH, .

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You can try the powerful Windows PowerShell:)

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