Today I came across a thing, is it possible to change the Standard Output Stream?
Then I immediately went for assign the System.out variable. -
System.out = new PrintStream(new File("some_file_name"));
-
Then I got a message, the final variable not to be updated.
Then I came to know that I have to take help from API, - System.setOut(new PrintStream(new File("")))
So how Java updates the System.out as it's final.
Please help me to know it.
Kind regards,
Dmjpro.
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Today I came across a thing, is it possible to change the Standard Output Stream?
Then I immediately went for assign the System.out variable.
-
System.out = new PrintStream(new File("some_file_name"));
-
Then I got a message, the final variable not to be updated.
Then I came to know that I have to take help from API,
- System.setOut(new PrintStream(new File("")))
So how Java updates the System.out as it's final.
Please help me to know it.
Kind regards,
Dmjpro.
Java does not change the System.out at all.
What makes you think that it changes it?
JosAH 11,448
Recognized Expert MVP
Java does not change the System.out at all.
What makes you think that it changes it?
Duh, that System class is full of native methods and stuff; it even uses a
sun.misc.Shared Secrets class for several purposes; I don't trust that class
one single bit ;-)
kind regards,
Jos
Duh, that System class is full of native methods and stuff; it even uses a
sun.misc.Shared Secrets class for several purposes; I don't trust that class
one single bit ;-)
kind regards,
Jos
Version 6? My 1.5.0_03 uses no such secrets.
I
JosAH 11,448
Recognized Expert MVP
Version 6? My 1.5.0_03 uses no such secrets.
I
Yup; check your src.zip that comes with the jdk; that class is full of it.
kind regards,
Jos
Yup; check your src.zip that comes with the jdk; that class is full of it.
kind regards,
Jos
I'm sticking with 1.5 for my current project.
I'd like to find time and look to see what those guys were doing with a secrets class though.
JosAH 11,448
Recognized Expert MVP
I'm sticking with 1.5 for my current project.
I'd like to find time and look to see what those guys were doing with a secrets class though.
They don't want us to know that, it's a class in the sun.misc package and they
don't give source for any class in those packages; they're 'SharedSecrets' .
kind regards,
Jos
Nepomuk 3,112
Recognized Expert Specialist
They don't want us to know that, it's a class in the sun.misc package and they
don't give source for any class in those packages; they're 'SharedSecrets' .
kind regards,
Jos
Reminds me of this issue, but I'd better keep that to myself... ;-)
Greetings,
Nepomuk
JosAH 11,448
Recognized Expert MVP
Reminds me of this issue, but I'd better keep that to myself... ;-)
Greetings,
Nepomuk
It doesn't matter much: real men (like me) read octal or hex dumps anyway ;-)
kind regards,
Jos (aka 004a006f0073 (big endian unicode) ;-)
It doesn't matter much: real men (like me) read octal or hex dumps anyway ;-)
kind regards,
Jos (aka 004a006f0073 (big endian unicode) ;-)
Oh yeah, there is always a legal way of reconstructing someone's source code even though the source code is supposed to be "private".
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