How to redirect all output of my console to a file ?

[Anonymous]

Hi everyone , 
Someon can help me plz , I need to redirect all output of my console ( create by Sys.output from tJava) to a file at the end of my process.
I want to see the log in my console too.
Is it possible ?

[Anonymous]

Hi,
You can achieve this by goin to the job properties and in Stats&logs section, define the file output path.
Hope this helps!!
Let me know if you need any more info on this.
Thanks,
Subarna

[Anonymous]

You can't do this by editing Talend config I'm afraid. But you can do this with a little Java code in a tJava component at the beginning of your Job.
Below is a bit of code I use to send the output to a file called output.txt on my e: drive

java.io.File outputFile = new java.io.File("e:/output.txt");
System.setOut(new java.io.PrintStream(new java.io.FileOutputStream(outputFile, true), true));

[Anonymous]

Hi,
Here is a custom component tRedirectOutput which redirect the log message printed on the console to a log file, and then read the header information from the log file and extract the session id.
Please see the related forum:http://community.talend.com:80/t5/Deployment/resolved-save-output-in-run-window-to-txt-file/m-p/8414...
Best regards
Sabrina

[Anonymous]

Hi everybody ,
 @ xdshi , It appears that the componement not compatible with TOS 5.6
@ subarna3103 I did it  before post my squestion, but not work for me.

[Anonymous]

Hi,
Have you tried this code in tJava?

java.io.File file = new java.io.File("/temp/mylogfile_test.txt");

java.io.PrintStream ps = new java.io.PrintStream(new java.io.FileOutputStream(file));
System.setOut(ps);

Best regards
Sabrina

[Anonymous]

Hi   xdshi, 
Yes I used this code , but the problem it's that i have the log in myfile but i can't see it in console.
there is'nt solution include log in file + log on console ?

[Jcs19]

EDIT :  OH! try to use  System.out.println

[DarinAfni]

@Richard Hall​ this was very useful for me still 5 years later. If I'm doing this as part of the tPreJob section and I want to email the contents of this "log file" I'm writing console output to later on - how do I close the FileOutputStream for outputFile in another tJava in tPostJob ?

[Anonymous]

I've always been lazy when using this code and have let the JVM closing close everything. Not ideal, but it works 🙂

What you could try is breaking the above code up onto several statements, then using the globalMap to store a reference to the FileOutputStream. Then in a tPostJob use the globalMap to get a reference to the FileOutputStream in another tJava, then close it there. After that tJava, use a tSendMail to send the file. It would be interesting to see if this works