java - Execute shell script with different interpreter -

i trying execute python script using jsch, want run python script .sh file using different interpreter (shebang).

here content of shell script file (fileexec.sh):

#!/usr/bin/env python print 'hello python' 

it looks shebang cannot changed since getting:

bash : print command not found

here java code:

session = newsessionfor(user, host, port); channel channel = session.openchannel("exec");  file shfile = new file("fileexec.py"); filewriter writer = new filewriter(shfile); writer.write(shebang + "\n"); writer.write(command); writer.close();  printwriter printwriter = new printwriter(shfile); printwriter.println(shebang); printwriter.println(command); printwriter.close();  ((channelexec) channel).setcommand(fileutils.readfiletobytearray(shfile)); 

the shebang used os when executing file.

you not executing file, copy-pasting contents of python file onto shell prompt.

if don't want store , execute file on server, can run python command shell python -c yourcommand. here's how looks in terminal, feel free try:

user@host ~$ python -c 'print "hello world"' hello world 

to in program, add method escape arbitrary string in shells:

static string escapeforshell(string s) {   return "'" + s.replaceall("'", "'\\\\''") + "'"; } 

then run

((channelexec) channel).setcommand("python -c " + escapeforshell(command)); 

where string command = "print 'hello python'";