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Problems executing a jar file from within java code
True, i had forgotten about that.. I see what you are getting at, though I am not quite sure how I could accomplish that, as they are two separate projects. I'd really appreciate if you could elaborate on that.. -
Problems executing a jar file from within java code
Hey Dian, thanks for the reply.. Following your suggestion, I added command.add(">"); command.add("debug.log"); to my code. Still no exceptions or errors, not even a file called debug.log. Frustrating... Could you elaborate on your secondary suggestion? If I understood correctly you... -
Problems executing a jar file from within java code
Hi, The problem is as follows, I am writing an analysis software, and as a final step of the analysis I want to give the users to view the analysis done. I have found a nice open source software for that last part and what I'd like to do is to execute that program from within my code so that... -
Problems with printing out to a file
I'll see if it needs improvements in the near future, as for know I think it's fine as it is. Since the script is meant to be run once or twice a month. What would be interesting is to read a newer input file, and update the output file by checking it to the net service without really going... -
Problems with printing out to a file
Well it's more like tens of thousands queries that go via SOAP. The process is slow on the remote part which I guess why it takes such a ridiculous process time. Acquire sub is separated from the main and appears in an eval mostly because every once in a while the remote server sends a... -
Problems with printing out to a file
Well the total execution time is around 24 hours :D however majority of it should be on the remote server side. However buffering does make sense. the close() comes last in the script pretty much before the termination. -
Problems with printing out to a file
Thanks guys for your interest and help, I have solved the problem over the weekend. I believe the biggest problem was the latency in the remote server, and for some reason the script prints out faster to the terminal than to a file.. Sorry for making such a fuss about it.. In retrospect, I... -
Problems with printing out to a file
Quick update: I have checked the permissions for the file, tried to add the print line right after the open statement, still nothing.. open my $ofh,">output" or die "could not open output file $!"; print $ofh "IPI-Uniprot-KEGG Id. conversion table\n"; and finally i have the following simple... -
Problems with printing out to a file
well there are no other loops, the codes I left out (places with ...) are simply the parts that refer to a specific server and have pretty much nothing to do with the printing part. Since the script prints just fine to the terminal, I presume that there's nothing wrong with that part of the... -
Problems with printing out to a file
Hi, I am having problems with a script that should write out to a file. Weird enough the file is generated but it's just empty.. I have tried to write out to terminal and that works fine.. I have tried a much simpler script to write out to a file and that works fine too... I am missing...
