I have a line, in a batch script, from which I would like to capture the output. I would like to redirect it to a file. My problem is that there are 3 programs in that line, each calling the next. Here is the line:
start cmd /C java -jar Prog.jar -remote %1.xml > ProgOut.txt
开发者_JS百科At the moment, my guess is that the '>' is applied to start, while I would like to get the output of java (I actually get an empty file which is impossible if it is the java output)... I have tried having "" around the java part, but it obviously didn't work. I suppose that having the java command in another batch file would fix my problem, but I'd rather not duplicate script files, if possible.
Thanks!
Your batch file would look like this:
start cmd /C java -jar Prog.jar -remote %1.xml ^> ProgOut.txt
Found this on: http://www.windowsitpro.com/article/tips/jsi-tip-7733-how-do-i-redirect-the-output-of-a-program-that-i-launched-with-the-start-command-.aspx
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