Redirect stdout from java to c

[Mazze]

Hi.

I have a strange problem ... I want to create a process and capture stdout :

...
gint std_out;
char* argv[3] = {"/opt/sun-jdk-1.4.2.08/bin/java","hellowor ld",NULL};
//char* argv[3] = {"/usr/bin/du","/",NULL};
g_spawn_async_w ith_pipes("/work/", argv, NULL,
G_SPAWN_CHILD_I NHERITS_STDIN,
NULL, NULL, NULL,
NULL, &std_out,NUL L,
NULL);

gio_stdout = g_io_channel_un ix_new(std_out) ;
g_io_channel_se t_flags(gio_std out, G_IO_FLAG_NONBL OCK, NULL);
g_io_add_watch( gio_stdout, G_IO_IN, printme, (void*)user_dat a);
...

In the case of a "normal" program , e.g. "/usr/bin/du" or anything else,
this works fine, and I can read the programs stdout.
But using the java program i dont get anything at all... !?
helloworld.java just prints "Hello world" using System.out.prin tln.

Can anybody tell me why i cant capture the output of a java program, and
how to fix this ?

Thanks

[Zara]

Mazze wrote:

Hi.
(...)
But using the java program i dont get anything at all... !? helloworld.java just prints "Hello world" using System.out.prin tln.

Can anybody tell me why i cant capture the output of a java program, and
how to fix this ?

Thanks

<OT>

Java prints to java console. This question should be answered by Java
people.

[Irrwahn Grausewitz]

Mazze <ma***@no-spam.com> wrote:

Hi.

I have a strange problem ... I want to create a process and capture stdout :

...
gint std_out;
char* argv[3] = {"/opt/sun-jdk-1.4.2.08/bin/java","hellowor ld",NULL};
//char* argv[3] = {"/usr/bin/du","/",NULL};
g_spawn_async_w ith_pipes("/work/", argv, NULL,
G_SPAWN_CHILD_I NHERITS_STDIN,
NULL, NULL, NULL,
NULL, &std_out,NUL L,
NULL);

gio_stdout = g_io_channel_un ix_new(std_out) ;
g_io_channel_se t_flags(gio_std out, G_IO_FLAG_NONBL OCK, NULL);
g_io_add_watch( gio_stdout, G_IO_IN, printme, (void*)user_dat a);
...

In the case of a "normal" program , e.g. "/usr/bin/du" or anything else,
this works fine, and I can read the programs stdout.
But using the java program i dont get anything at all... !?
helloworld.jav a just prints "Hello world" using System.out.prin tln.

Can anybody tell me why i cant capture the output of a java program, and
how to fix this ?

Since literally none of the functions your code calls is standard C,
you won't get a sensible answer in this group. You should try in a
group that deals with Unix programming or Java programming.

Best regards
--
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[Mazze]

Thank you, for answering.

[Novitas]

Actually, I do have a "serious answer."

One thing you might want to consider is the Java Native Interface (JNI)
binding. (I don't know for sure whether this applies to your
application or not.)

JNI provides an interface between Java and the C programming
environments permitting the mixing of C and Java in a single
application.

[ajm]

Mazze,

what you are observing here has to do with Java (not C) and how it
handles stdio (the same problem is also encountered if you invoke
processes from within Java and try to capture their output).

best not try to address this here so suggest you take your question to
a Java group (or offline) where you can find out about flushing the
stdio ;)

hth,
ajm.

[Villy Kruse]

On Wed, 14 Sep 2005 11:00:16 GMT,
Zara <yo****@terra.e s> wrote:

Java prints to java console. This question should be answered by Java
people.

Java prints to stdout just like any other program. The way to capture this
is independent of wheter the program is done in java or C. It does, however,
depend on some function not defined in the C standard.
Villy