A
Andrew Thompson
Hey folks,
I have been playing with an on-line compiler
I have hacked out (well, to be truthful, it's
really just a web-based front-end for the
Sun compiler).
http://www.physci.org/javac.jsp?test=on
I would like to catch the compiler ouput
so that if there are errors, I can match them
to the source and show the user where it
went wrong.
The link above shows the page in 'test mode',
on the test page are links to the (don't yell at
me, Sudsy) JSP source, as well as the .java
code in the 'Development' class.
When I run it without trying to catch output
(last red checkbox on test page unchecked)
it seems to work fine, I also tested it off
the local FileSystem and saw output
(hence I do not think it is a problem with
the basic process).
What I am beginning to suspect is that the
server itself does not like writing the output.
Could someone cast an eye over the output
and clarify. I can't make heads-nor-tails of it.
I have been playing with an on-line compiler
I have hacked out (well, to be truthful, it's
really just a web-based front-end for the
Sun compiler).
http://www.physci.org/javac.jsp?test=on
I would like to catch the compiler ouput
so that if there are errors, I can match them
to the source and show the user where it
went wrong.
The link above shows the page in 'test mode',
on the test page are links to the (don't yell at
me, Sudsy) JSP source, as well as the .java
code in the 'Development' class.
When I run it without trying to catch output
(last red checkbox on test page unchecked)
it seems to work fine, I also tested it off
the local FileSystem and saw output
(hence I do not think it is a problem with
the basic process).
What I am beginning to suspect is that the
server itself does not like writing the output.
Could someone cast an eye over the output
and clarify. I can't make heads-nor-tails of it.