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> Subject: RE: Capturing the output of a ClearCase command from Exec
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> Hi,
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> The only place I can find this method is in the 'Exec' package which
> according to the documentation I shouldn't use anymore.
> The ClearCase package uses the
use 'Exec'?
Thanks, Sean.
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Date: Wed, 14 Jan 2004 16:22:49 +0100
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Subject: RE: Capturing the output of a ClearCase command from Exec
Hint: The task supports "output" for saving the output to a
Hint: The task supports "output" for saving the output to a file. So
there must be an
setOutput(...)
Jan
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Hi,
I'm trying to extent some ClearCase packages.
I'm trying to store the output from an 'lsco' command using the
ClearCase 'run' method, which in turn uses Execute.
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protected int run(Commandline cmd) {
try {
Project aProj = getProject();
Execut