Run vim from application like in git?

Question

Java

There is a need to run vim from your console java application (or any other test editor, both console and not, depending on the user's choice), for example, as in git when committing. Those. the user calls the application (by typing commands in the command line), it creates some files on the disk, and then I would like vim to automatically open and be able to edit these files.
Because if you call from getRuntime'a, then the editor will start in the background.
There is an option on the stack :

Process pr = Runtime.getRuntime().exec("gnome-terminal -e 'vim /tmp/tmpfile'");

But it opens a new terminal, which is not very convenient, and the terminals can be completely different.
Of course, you can call vim from the starting bash script after the program is executed, but there can be several files and they are determined during the program execution.

Answer 1

If the program already has a console, then you can run not a terminal, but a shell:

sh -c 'vim /tmp/tmpfile'

Answer 2

gvim --nofork