Redirecting standard-output of current process

[Max Berghammer]

Hi !
Is there any way to redirect the standard-outputstream or
standard-errorstream of the currently running process ? I know that i can
spawn a new process and redirect its standard-outputstream or
standard-errorstream, but i need access to the streams of the CURRENT
process as this one interops with a selfmade COM-Server, that uses an old
third-party (compiled!!!) library, that is printing (Error)Messages to
stderr/stdout. Is this possible anyway ?

regards
Max

[garethdjames]

take a look at the .Net Process class, there are many methods for
getting hold of the process (you can use the process ID),

Once you have a reference to the process, the process class has the
following properties which will interest you
StandardInput
StandardOutput
StandardError

[Max Berghammer]

Yes, i know these properties, but for using these you have to set
RedirectStandardOutput, etc. to true in the processes startup-info. Problem
is, i have no startup-info for my program´s process, as it is started by the
system and not as a child process...
thanx anyway !

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take a look at the .Net Process class, there are many methods for
getting hold of the process (you can use the process ID),

Once you have a reference to the process, the process class has the
following properties which will interest you
StandardInput
StandardOutput
StandardError