I believe the java application should be the one flushing its output.
Since I'm not a java programmer, I wouldn't know how to do that.
(output should be flushed so that the other app can read it).
Hope this helps,,,
Aziz,,,
In article <000701c10ddb$dece5e70$77887382@jynnantonix>, "Jos I. Boumans"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> getting output immediately of an application started with open-commandI
> think what you want is : $| = 1;
>
> that enables 'flushing' of the output, ie, doesnt buffer it, but prints
> right away.
>
> if I start a application with open, I get the output of the
> application, when I exit the application:
>
> $proc_ID = open (GSM, "$config{'jdk.dir'}/bin/java -classpath
> $config{'env.CLASSPATH'} -Dinstall.dir=d:/test
> -DCONFIGDIR=d:/test -DSKYVASERVER=bls-db -Dadmhost=bls-db
> -DSkyvaServer=bls-db -DSkyvaHost=bls-db
> -Dskyva.configDir=d:/test/config
> com.skyva.cust.bls.gui.MainFrame |");
>
> while (defined ($_ = <GSM>)) {
> print $_;
> }
>
>
> In this example a java application will be started. If I start in a
> DOS-Box, the java application prints its output immediately to the
> console.
>
> If I start it like above, the output will be printed to the console
> after the java programs end. How can I print the output at runtime to
> the console?
>
> Thanks for your help in advance
>
> Heiko
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