NetRexx Trace

[John F Dinneen]

Has anybody successfully redirected trace output to a file from an MS-DOS
session under Windows95? The standard format for OS/2:
'java aPackage.AClassName 2>>test.log 1>>&2'
does not work...

Can you advise?


Best wishes,


John

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[John F Dinneen]

Thanks Jon,


Unfortunately, I had already tried that option to no avail. I simply get an
OUTPUT.LOG file with 0 bytes...


Best wishes,


John

-----Original Message-----
From: Jon Czerwinski [SMTP:[hidden email]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 1997 12:07 PM
To: John F Dinneen
Subject: Re: NetRexx Trace

Have you tried

'java aPackage.AClassName  2>>error.log 1>>output.log'  ?


On Tue, 4 Nov 1997 10:06:53 -0000, John F Dinneen wrote:

>
>Has anybody successfully redirected trace output to a file from an MS-DOS
>session under Windows95? The standard format for OS/2:
>'java aPackage.AClassName 2>>test.log 1>>&2'
>does not work...
>
>Can you advise?
>
>
>Best wishes,
>
>
>John
>
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[Robert Schiller]

John,

> Unfortunately, I had already tried that option to no avail. I simply get
an
> OUTPUT.LOG file with 0 bytes...

Mike Colishaw says that:

nrc -run foo -trace1 > my.log

will redirect trace output to a file.  This also produces my.log file with
0 bytes.  Either I'm doing something wrong or redirection doesn't work.

Robert Schiller
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[John F Dinneen]

Robert,



The correct format (MIke Cowlishaw) is to set OPTIONS to TRACE1.  Use
TRACE within each class and, having compiled successfully,  proceed as follows:
'java aPackage.AClassName  2>>error.log 1>>output.log'  (Jon Czerwinski)...


Best wishes,


John



-----Original Message-----
From: Robert Schiller [SMTP:[hidden email]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 05, 1997 1:41 PM
To: John F Dinneen
Cc: [hidden email]
Subject: Re: NetRexx Trace

John,

> Unfortunately, I had already tried that option to no avail. I simply get
an
> OUTPUT.LOG file with 0 bytes...

Mike Colishaw says that:

nrc -run foo -trace1 > my.log

will redirect trace output to a file.  This also produces my.log file with
0 bytes.  Either I'm doing something wrong or redirection doesn't work.

Robert Schiller
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[Robert Schiller]

John,

> The correct format (MIke Cowlishaw) is to set OPTIONS to TRACE1.  Use
> TRACE within each class and, having compiled successfully,  proceed as
follows:
> 'java aPackage.AClassName  2>>error.log 1>>output.log'  (Jon
Czerwinski)...

Thanks for the clarification.  Now I understand how it works.

Robert Schiller
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