Would System.out.flush() help? Alternatively, System.err.println - the error stream isn't buffered; the output stream is buffered, hence needing to write a newline.
On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 1:12 PM, Stelios Philippou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote: > I running a long application on an X session that i do not view it as it > runs headless. > > I just see the command line that i am using in order to help me debug. > > Since there are a lot of steps in the program that i am performing i want > it to show some sort of progress bar. > > I have managed to make this work if i run the program with out maven. > When i try to do it with mvn the out.print command will not show me > anything > until i actually print a new line. > > This is killing me as my screen will end up filling with a lot of junk as i > want to keep a progress bar that the system is actually running and not > have > crushed. > > I just want to know how i will be able to do the normal > out.print and display it with out having to use println. > > I hope it is clear what i am asking. > > > --sTelios > -- Matthias Grünwalde
