I have a rather strange situation, and I'm not sure my brief
experience of Python will let me handle it properly.
The situation is this: I have a Java class "X" which I need to call in
a Jython script. The output of "X" is sent to stdout using the java
call System.out. I need to capture this output, and preform tests on
it in the Jython script.
My first pass at a design involves two jython scripts. One (we'll call
it "Y") whose sole function is to instantiate and call "X", and die.
The second script will call "Y" using a method which captures stdout
to a pipe. The second script would then read the stdout from the pipe
and act accordingly.
Can anybody suggest a better way to handle this? The Java class, "X",
can not be modified for this test.
experience of Python will let me handle it properly.
The situation is this: I have a Java class "X" which I need to call in
a Jython script. The output of "X" is sent to stdout using the java
call System.out. I need to capture this output, and preform tests on
it in the Jython script.
My first pass at a design involves two jython scripts. One (we'll call
it "Y") whose sole function is to instantiate and call "X", and die.
The second script will call "Y" using a method which captures stdout
to a pipe. The second script would then read the stdout from the pipe
and act accordingly.
Can anybody suggest a better way to handle this? The Java class, "X",
can not be modified for this test.
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