question about compiling

[shinoske]

you can compile java codes in dos environment right? is it possible that errors in the codes found by the compiler be forwarded in a .txt fie?

[Dukane]

I believe (I am not 100% sure) that if you use a > and then follow it with a file name, you can catch the output of the Java compiler.

Try this:

javac MyApp.java > compileerrors.txt

That should save the feedback from the compiler into a file name compileerrors.txt in the same directory as your Java class MyApp.java.

Give it a try, I'm not 100% that it will work for you.

[orko]

Make sure your Java classpath is set properly in windows environment variables.

[shinoske]

it creates a txt file but there's nothing in it

[Dukane]

Perhaps the class is compiling without error?

[shinoske]

even with an error there is nothing in the txt file

[vidaj]

I'm not sure, but I think the reason why the txt-file is empty, is that you have redirected standard-output to the textfile, and the compiler prints all error-messages in error-output.

if you redirect with 2> instead of > you get the error stream.

example: javac *.java > output.txt 2> error.txt I think that should do the trick.

[Swap_1]

i dont know who you are but i want to thank you very much vidaj thanx again i was try to create java compiler emulator using java i was stuck but now i can proceed because of your " javac *.java > output.txt 2> error.txt " suggestion :)