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Subject: java console output redirect in Shared Mode (feature request)
Date: Thu, 06 Dec 2007 17:02:04 +0000
To: bug-Inline-Java [...] rt.cpan.org
From: Martin Friebe <martin [...] hybyte.com>
It is possible for the java VM (or the java code running in it) to write to STDOUT / STDERR If Java Inline is used in non-shared mode (without SHARED_JVM) those msgs go to the same STDOUT/ STDERR as the calling perl application. If using SHARED_JVM, this output is lost. It could at least be redirected to a configurable file. This could easily be one in package Inline::Java::JVM ; my $cmd = Inline::Java::Portable::portable("SUB_FIX_CMD_QUOTES", "\"$java\" $args org.perl.inline.java.InlineJavaServer $debug $this->{bind} $this->{port} $shared $priv $native_doubles") ; Inline::Java::debug(2, $cmd) ; Change to my $cmd = Inline::Java::Portable::portable("SUB_FIX_CMD_QUOTES", "\"$java\" $args org.perl.inline.java.InlineJavaServer $debug $this->{bind} $this->{port} $shared $priv $native_doubles 2>&1 >>$log_file ") ; Inline::Java::debug(2, $cmd) ; The value for $log_file would have to be passed in via the argument to import (use Inline Java => xxx, LOG_FILE => 'logfile') The value could either default to /dev/null, or if not present the redirect operator (">>") must not be present neither. Tested on FreeBSD Thanks Martin