Get output of java.exe within C/C++-Application

Hello together,
I want to call java.exe from a C-program and get
the console output of java.exe to display in a
MessageBox.
How can I achieve this?
I would be very happy if I found a solution here...
Best regards
Christian

Happy, but you should be surprised. You have asked a C programming question, namely "I want to call another program from code in the C language and get its console output to display in a MessageBox". No doubt there are people who read these forums and who know C, but it wasn't the best choice.

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