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Hi,
I am using useshellexecute to run a program from VB.NET. When I set
UseShellExecute = False I can examine the stdout and stderror, which is
great. However, UseShellExecute will choke, if my program is processing lot
of data, that is to say my program stops processing and does not return any
errors. However, running UseShellExecute = True gives my program more
resources and the program is able to process large amounts of data, but with
the UseShellExecute = True you are not allowed to redirect stdout or
stderror. Does anyone know if there is a way to capture output when
UseShellExecute = True. I tried to allocate more resources with
UseShellExecute = False but these are all read only attributes. :-(
I am using useshellexecute to run a program from VB.NET. When I set
UseShellExecute = False I can examine the stdout and stderror, which is
great. However, UseShellExecute will choke, if my program is processing lot
of data, that is to say my program stops processing and does not return any
errors. However, running UseShellExecute = True gives my program more
resources and the program is able to process large amounts of data, but with
the UseShellExecute = True you are not allowed to redirect stdout or
stderror. Does anyone know if there is a way to capture output when
UseShellExecute = True. I tried to allocate more resources with
UseShellExecute = False but these are all read only attributes. :-(