1. How to redirect console content to a textArea in java? stackoverflow.comI'm beginner and I'm trying to get the content of console in a textArea in java. For example if we have:
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2. How to redirecting standard input to a JTextArea? coderanch.com |
3. Redirecting System.out to JTextArea problem coderanch.com |
4. Redirect output from stderr, stdout to a JTextArea coderanch.comI have implemented a program that invokes some Linux commands to complete a number of tasks. My problem is that I want to add a GUI to the application, so I need to somehow redirect the output of the commands from the error and the out streams to a graphical components, such as a JTextArea.... However, I am not sure how ... |
5. Redirecting OutputStream to JTextArea java-forums.orgHi. I'm currently developing a telnet application, using Apache commons Telnet. the Telnet API gives the following function: telnet.getOutputStream(); I would like to redirect the output stream from the console to a a JTextArea. I googled a bit and found only an option of extending PrintStream, however, because I receive a OutputStream object, I didn't find any of the solution helpful. ... |
6. How to redirecting standard input to a JTextArea? forums.oracle.comIn the future, Swing related questions should be posted in the Swing forum. I don't understand the question. You have the code that adds text from an OutputStream to a JTextArea. You must have copied the code from somewhere, so I'm sure whereever you copied the code from would also show you how to use the code. Otherwise you can search ... |
7. redirecting cmd output to a JTextArea forums.oracle.comfor your case where output goes to a textArea you might wanna use a multithreaded solution. redirect your output to a file as above and use the thread to read the file and paste text into your text area. there is other better solution that directly passes data into the textArea. i'll post it if can find it in my code ... |
8. Redirecting process output to jtextarea forums.oracle.comI'd like to redirect the output of a process to a JTextArea that is continuously updated as the output comes in. Can anyone help me with this? You could start a Thread which reads the std out of the process and appends on the JTextArea [CODE] final JTextArea textArea = ......; / Process p = Runtime.getRuntime.exec(...); final InputStreamReader reader = new ... |