.net - Redirecting Standard Output When Generated?
Dec 18, 2010
I am trying to redirect the output of a c program which generates output in the console. I can redirect the output once the process exits. But is there the way to redirect the output as and when there is some output in the shell window? I require this to make it understandable that the program is running and since different steps of the c code may take, say 10-15 minutes to run.
I am having trouble redirecting standardoutput and standarderror from a command line program that dumps a lot of numbers to the screen. I've looked through a lot of similar posts and think my code matches what it should be doing (asynchronous reading of the data with appropriate invokes for writing to the log text box) but it still just hangs the application until my p.WaitForExit times out. Once it times out and I kill the process, a chunk (but not all) of the data is written to the textbox in from the OutputDataReceived event handler. Any ideas what is going on here? I've seen some posts regarding buffer size, but that apparently is fixed (i.e. I can set a buffer size of 1 and receive every char). Below is my function to execute the process and two relevant event handlers.
Private Function ExecuteWallGen() As Boolean Dim bResult As Boolean = False Dim szExec = Me.ExecutablePath & Me.WallGenExecutable
I am writing a command line application in VB.NET. This application is calling another one, msxsl.exe, to run an XSL transform. I am using the Process class to do this:[code]What I want it to be able to display the output from this process to the console of my application. I have read several posts explaining this method, but it does not seem to work in this case. The output is an empty string.[code]I have verified that if I run the msxsl executable on its own (i.e. running "msxsl.exe base.xml test.xsl -o styled.xml"), it displays output on the command line. What am I doing wrong?I should note that the msxsl process is currently failing due to a malformed XML file. It is displaying this error message:[code]This is exactly the type of thing I want displayed in the console of my application (or, eventually, a log file.)
I build program to launch application(launch application can as local profile or can as network credentials) using Advapi32 "Create Process WithLogonW".but I got the problem, I can't capture message of standard output(Stdout) and Standard Error(stderr).could everyone help me how to capture message and the code?
Dim myProcess As New Process() Try Dim s As String myProcess.StartInfo.UseShellExecute = False myProcess.StartInfo.FileName = "flac.exe" [Code] ..... The AppendText runs and works on an initial run of the exe, but the problem is that not all output is redirected. when using parameters I get no output from the stream, but running flac.exe at the command prompt reveals output of course. Does anyone know anything about redirects and how to make the above code redirect ALL output from the exe?
flac.exe is a lossless audio codec utility. I am making a frontend for it.
From my application I need to run a command and parse the output. I can do this with no problem but I don't want the command to be displayed. I hoped WindowStyle = ProcessWindowStyle.Hidden would work but it doesn't. Take the sample code below for example. It works fine but the command window still visibly opens and closes very quickly and I need it to never show its ugly face. How can I fix this?
My application periodically starts console programs with process.start. I need to monitor the output of the programs in "realtime".
For example, the program writes the following text to the console: Processing...............
Every second or so a new dot appears to let the user know the program is still processing. However,... until the programm outputs a CR/LF, I am not able to retrieve the standard output of the program (while it is still running).
What can I do to get the output in realtime for - let's say - piping it into a database for instance in VB.NET?
I wonder if it is possible to write and capture errors when running a script to PowerShell.In my case I am using the following code:[code]' add an extra command to transform the script output objects into nicely formatted strings' remove this line to get the actual objects that the script returns, for example, see the script "Get-Process" returns a collection.[code]
I use the following code to read the standard output from a command line application from a main winforms application, and then I use the BeginInvoke code to update a textbox with the status. What I am not sure about is if I can have a smoother process. The code loads up about 10 to 20 text inserts, and those are all seen at once... not a smooth process where each status is updated. Any thoughts on if the reading of the standard output and/or the beginvoke code could seem more smooth to the user?
Delegate Sub UpdateUIStatusHandler(ByVal StatusMessage As String, ByVal JobName As String, ByVal Direction As String) Dim ProcessJob As New ProcessStartInfo(GSyncExe, RunJob) ProcessJob.UseShellExecute = False : ProcessJob.CreateNoWindow = True : ProcessJob.RedirectStandardOutput = True : ProcessJob.RedirectStandardError
i have a form app that needs to get the output of a console app in real time.or as close to it as possible.[code]that is my code so far, and it seems to work great for everything other than the actual console app i need it to.when i use it on ping commands it comes up in my text box perfectly.when i use it with my console app (which i don't have access to the source for) it outputs nothing until the app closes, sometimes.it depends on the arguments given. i am 100% sure it is the way the app is written but there is nothing i can do about it.so is there any way to get the desired functionality some other way?
Below is the code by which i should get the attached image, as shown in the attachment.Take a new form and name it as FormLemonbore and on this form add a picture box and name it as PctBrgSpecif Add the below lines of code in to the form
I am trying to update an application that was developed a couple of months ago on VB of Visual Studio 2005. The "Build output path:" for the project is pointing to a folder in which I collected a few executables related to my activity, BinDir/. It is just next to the project's folder ProjName/ on my disk. Contrary to the past, when I build my project now, the .exe is created in the ProjName/obj/Debug folder, instead of being directed to the BinDir/Debug folder. In the IDE's Output tab (while building), the path of the generated executable appears correctly, but in reality it is located somewhere else. I tried again and now it seems like the executable is created in both places. The obj/ version is just redundant now.
I am generating an array of random numbers for for a class project (simple yahtzee game)I am comparing the output of the array and displaying a picture of each matching dice in a picture box.I would like to use check boxes to select a position of the array so it cannot be changed until the check boxes are clearedWhen the check box is checked, the value of the position in the array should not change.
I usually use standard button and do the settings like causevalidation etc if required.
i decided to use toolstrip and inserted some buttons but end up that it doesn't do the validation for control and also doesn't call leave event of textbox control.
so my question is, anyway to use regular button functionality for toolstripbutton or there is a way to add regular button on toolstrip.
I'm having a problem with ASP.net redirectionThe Copy() method below is called from a javascript button in a grid with ajax and it works fine. It redirects to the Create action of the controller.
<AcceptVerbs(HttpVerbs.Post)> _ Sub Copy(ByVal noDemande As Integer) Response.Redirect("/DemandeDeMontage/Create/" & noDemande)
Ok, so I've got this code and what it does is it redirects the standard output from the console (Process) and puts it into the textbox (consoleOutput). It seems to work really well but the only thing wrong with it is that it redirects, or enters, the same entry into the textbox 2, 3 or sometimes 4 times! I have looked through my code several times and can not seem to find out what is causing this. Lower down you can see my code so far for the program, and a screenshot of the program while it is redirecting.
How can I check the return code of a web site from my code before redirectin my client there using response.redirect? I don't want to send them to my virtual directory unless the document is there.
Currently I have a button which on client click, runs a jquerry function that changes the text on a (hidden to the user) label, and then clicks a second (also hidden to the user) button. This second button then runs an ASP.NET function whose last command is to redirect to a second page. The reason I needed to do this, is because I store the value of the label (which is dynamically assigned according to a database) into a session variable BEFORE redirecting to the second page.
This method works perfectly on Chrome and Firefox. Nevertheless, it doesn't seem to be redirecting in IE. It does, however, store the session variable (i.e. the sub routine that handles the hidden button's click event IS called).
Edit: I've tried clicking the hidden button myself, and it works fine, so it is definitely something with the postback from the first button interfering with the subroutine called from the second one.
I have this function that utilizes jQuery's post feature to send an ajax request to my logout handler, which destroys the session (set by asp.net) and redirects to the login page:
<script type="text/javascript"> //<![CDATA[ function doLogout() {
I am writing an application in VB .NET which calls external executables (written in C++)and passes them some command line arguments. What I need to do is read back their stdout outputs inealtime , i.e. as they run.I am currently using the ProcessStartInfo class and setting the RedirectStandardOutput property to true and reading it back in from a StreamReader. However, I cannot read this back in realtime. Once the process finishes, the StreamReader will allow me to
In my application I have a gridview in which details of containers are stored and displyed.There are many containers in this gridview, say more than 150 containers. I have implemented paging for this gridview as it contains many record. But its difficult for the user to go to every page and search one particular container. So i want a serach option for this.What I need is to enter a containernumber in a textbox and when I click a button, it should redirect to that particular page in the gridview where that particular containernumber exists.
i'm having some problem over here..when user enter their id and password,it will show up the main page and its for user but when admin or staff enter their id,it will enter the user's main page and i have to click admin site on the top hyperlink where it automatically logout and once i enter back admin passwrd or staff passwrd then only it redirect to admin page or staff page.how to make it like once user enter their passwrd it redirect to user page and once admin enter admin password or staff enter their password in the login it redirect to admin or staff ?I have 3 roles over here which are admin,staff and user.Hereby i'll provide you my aspx code and also my vb code which is running behind the program.
In my project, I got a page that creates guest users for a number of products chosen.Basically you tell the application how many users to create for each product you choose.When you click 'Save' I generate the guests, save their username + password (before encryption) in a csv file that I transmit at the end of the process, and finally redirect the user to the index page.The problem happens at the file transmission and the consequent redirection to a new action:
Private Sub DownloadCsv(ByVal csv As List(Of String), ByVal filename As String) Dim sb As New StringBuilder() For Each Str As String In csv
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What's happening is the page transmitting the file to the browser and never doing the redirect that follows.I read a bit on the matter and found out that once you add an Header to our Response object and Write a file, it will automatically close the Response. If I'm wrong, please correct me.How can I make it possible to transmit this file after the user has being redirected to the Index or Redirect to the Index after he either saves or cancels the file download?
I have an ASP.NET form with a cancel button that is supposed to, after confirmation from the user, redirect them to another page. I'm using javascript for this. It works fine in a simple HTML page, but apparently something is interfering with it on the .aspx page. The popup message works perfectly, but clicking "Okay" does not take you to another page. I have tested the if statement and it is working correctly, the only thing it won't do is leave the current page. [code]...
The database that I am using is sql server.After I enter the login name and password it should redirect me to the menu form after I click on submit, which is not happening. Can't figure out the problem. Please help. The program is given below
I'm using javascript to send a array to my code behind so it can be saved. And also to redirecting the page to the next dataset. function ChangeMonth(utcDate){ PageMethods.javaGetArray(colors); alert("saving..."); window.location = "./transport.aspx?date=" + utcDate; } This works perfectly when there's an alert in between, the saving and the redirect. If I delete the alert it just redirects without saving.
I'm developing web site using asp.net. In my web site after login i set session for the logged user for my web site need. and on each page i checked whether that session is null or having value and depending on the value i redirected to the login page.My issue is that after login i want to redirect to the previously browsed web page and i done it by using following way-code on the particular page for checking session value-