Thanks a lot. It's really reassuring. I'll try this tomorrow on linux
machine, hopefully.
THANKS A LOT AGAIN
-Mak
At 10:45 5/07/99 +0200, Cengiz Tuztas wrote:
>Yes, I use the following and it works under Linux Kernel 2.2.10 SuSE
>Dist 6.1.
>
> private int exec( String _command , String log
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Yes I have flushed the writer. As I wrote earlier I can read & write to
> another separate Java program but not C-program.
>
> Onething I forgot to say though. I'm developing this program in Win98
> platform although end of the day i have to run it on a Linux machine
At 19:25 4/07/99 -0400, Michael Sinz wrote:
>Well, Win95 and Win98 have certain limits for console based programs.
>Many older (16-bit) programs don't actually use STDOUT/STDIN but rather
>write to the console directly (via "video memory")
>
>Also, under Win95/Win98 you have some problems with ST
On Sun, 04 Jul 1999 15:15:28 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>Yes I have flushed the writer. As I wrote earlier I can read & write to
>another separate Java program but not C-program.
>
>Onething I forgot to say though. I'm developing this program in Win98
>platform although end of the day i h
Yes I have flushed the writer. As I wrote earlier I can read & write to
another separate Java program but not C-program.
Onething I forgot to say though. I'm developing this program in Win98
platform although end of the day i have to run it on a Linux machine
for my university project. But I'm
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hi there
>
> This is what I'm DESPERATLY after. I can read the output and write to
> input BUT THIS IS ONLY IF it's another Java program that I am calling
> within by Java program using:
>
> Read:
> is= GUIprogres.getInputStream();
> BufferedReader reader = new Buff
Hi there
This is what I'm DESPERATLY after. I can read the output and write to
input BUT THIS IS ONLY IF it's another Java program that I am calling
within by Java program using:
Read:
is= GUIprogres.getInputStream();
BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(is));
and the
I am using the following method
Process GUIprogres = Runtime.getRuntime().exec("a.out");
to call a C-program and I tryed to use
the following command to catch the output
from the C-program.
GUIprogres.getOutputStream();
However, I don't know how to read streams
from OutputStrea
