Question
logging java console output to disk
Hello Adepters,
Is there any way to save to disk that output that usually goes to the java console? Arbortext help says "If the Java Console is closed, output will be discarded on Windows and sent to stdout on UNIX." Unfortunately, I'm on Windows.
As a practical matter, we use a wrapper function around all of our Java print statements, so I could manually write everything to disk there. But I also want to capture the output from any exceptions that occur, which would require a more general capturing of system.out and system.err, I would think.
Thanks,
-James
Is there any way to save to disk that output that usually goes to the java console? Arbortext help says "If the Java Console is closed, output will be discarded on Windows and sent to stdout on UNIX." Unfortunately, I'm on Windows.
As a practical matter, we use a wrapper function around all of our Java print statements, so I could manually write everything to disk there. But I also want to capture the output from any exceptions that occur, which would require a more general capturing of system.out and system.err, I would think.
Thanks,
-James