Oh and BTW this is WAY off topic.
dave.
JESS ZACHARIAS wrote:
> Hi,
> I am using Runtime.getRuntime().exec("/home/someProgram 1>someFile1
> 2>someFile2") in my servlet. I am attempting to redirect the stdout
> to one file and stderr to another. Immediately after that I am trying
> to check the error status by opening the error file using FileReader.
> But the file opened is not the latest version of the file.The servlet
> seems to read the version of the file present before the exec()
> statement. The exec() statement does create the file as expected .
> Can anyone throw any light on this behaviour ? Is there any
> workaround ?
> Thanks,
> JESS
>
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