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is the java app displaying output from stdout?<br />

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is the java app displaying output from stdout?


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i'm not sure. &nbsp;in know nothing about the internal workings of it. &nbsp;when i run it from the dos prompt, it prints out several lines to the command window. &nbsp;when i redirect the output to a text file, it only writes one line (and this line is different form all the others!)
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i'm not sure.  in know nothing about the internal workings of it.  when i run it from the dos prompt, it prints out several lines to the command window.  when i redirect the output to a text file, it only writes one line (and this line is different form all the others!)

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thats very strange, no idea why that would be happening.
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thats very strange, no idea why that would be happening.

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or, the author/designer of the program is smart enough to handle '&gt; something.txt' in command line java.<br />
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try sending that to a linux system and see if the results are similar<br />
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or, the author/designer of the program is smart enough to handle '> something.txt' in command line java.

try sending that to a linux system and see if the results are similar





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i am using a 3rd party java app, so i dont know the internal workings of it. &nbsp;i was trying to launch the app from a webservice powered by .NET, but for some reason, it doesnt work (although the app runs fine when launched manually). &nbsp;one thing i noticed eventually, is that when you try to capture the out put (for instance using &quot;&gt;&nbsp;soemthing.txt&quot; in DOS, the output that is captured is completely different than the output that the java app prints to the screen. &nbsp;any ideas on how that could be possible?
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i am using a 3rd party java app, so i dont know the internal workings of it.  i was trying to launch the app from a webservice powered by .NET, but for some reason, it doesnt work (although the app runs fine when launched manually).  one thing i noticed eventually, is that when you try to capture the out put (for instance using "> soemthing.txt" in DOS, the output that is captured is completely different than the output that the java app prints to the screen.  any ideas on how that could be possible?

why would the output to the screen be different than output that is captured?

Java is a platform-independent, object-oriented programming language and run-time environment, designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible such that developers can write one set of code across all platforms using libraries. Most devices will not run Java natively, and require a run-time component to be installed in order to execute a Java program.