Hello Monks I am running an application from script and then as the application progresses it keeps on displaying various things on the command prompt which I am trying to capture to a log file. For experimentation I used a batch file and opened it using pipe (I plan to do the same with exe). the code looks like 
use Log::Log4perl qw();
Log::Log4perl->init("process.conf");
my $log = Log::Log4perl->get_logger();

open APP, "Exception.bat |" or die "File not found\n";

while(<APP>){
        print;
    #log->info;
}
close APP;

print "Out of batch file\n";

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Now when I capture everything through print then it works fine...but as soon as I try to use logging it fails. Please advise. Thanks

In reply to Running an application and capturing output by Nesh

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