Need help with System.Diagnost ics.Process.Sta ndardOutput buffer size.

[lapucca]

Hi, I'm using VS 2005, ,.net 2 for C# windows application. I'm using Process
to run a C application and redirecting its standard output so I can read it
with StreamReader.Re adToEnd. It's only reading the 1st 5 lines or so when
there is about 100 lines of data.
I also tried using the Process.BeginOu tputReadlin and a
DataReceivedEvn tHandler to gather output but I also only get about 5 lines of
the data.
There seems to be a buffer size issue. Can someone tell me how can I
resolve this problem. Thank you.


static System.Text.Str ingBuilder sb = new System.Text.Str ingBuilder();
static void proc_OutputData Received(object sender, DataReceivedEve ntArgs e)
{
sb.Append(e.Dat a);
}

public static int GetNisFile(Syst em.Diagnostics. ProcessStartInf o psi, string parm,
ref DataTable dtAccounts,
ref ToolStripStatus Label slMain, ref StatusStrip ssMain, string userOrGroup)
{

string accountFile = "", output = "", line = "", theResult="";
int numOfAccounts = 0;
String inputText;
int numInputLines = 0;
System.IO.Strea mReader fileOutput = null, myOutput = null;
System.Diagnost ics.Process listFiles = new Process();
//listFiles.Start Info = psi;
try
{
listFiles.Outpu tDataReceived += new DataReceivedEve ntHandler(proc_ OutputDataRecei ved);
listFiles.Start Info = new ProcessStartInf o(Application.S tartupPath +
"\\ypcat.ex e", parm);
listFiles.Start Info.UseShellEx ecute = false;
listFiles.Start Info.RedirectSt andardOutput = true;
listFiles.Start Info.RedirectSt andardError = true;
//listFiles = System.Diagnost ics.Process.Sta rt(psi);
// Use a stream writer to synchronously write the sort input.
if (listFiles.Star t())
{
//StreamReader nisReader = listFiles.Stand ardOutput;
listFiles.Begin OutputReadLine( );
string error = listFiles.Stand ardError.ReadTo End();
listFiles.WaitF orExit();
if(listFiles.Ha sExited)
theResult = sb.ToString();
listFiles.Cance lOutputRead();
listFiles.Close ();
}
return numOfAccounts;



}
catch (Win32Exception wex)
{
MessageBox.Show (wex.Message, "PowerADvantage ");
return numOfAccounts;
}
}

[kenobewan]

Here is an example that may help:
POSTing Data with ASP.NET