System.out View Console via Unix box/ Command Line

I am dumping messages to System.out. When I package it and run it as a service, I can drop this to an out file. When I just run the jar file from the windows command line or from a Unix box it runs silently. Is there a way to have the System.out dropped to a file in this scenario or better yet shown on screen?
Once I run the jar file how do I kill it without killing the process?
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Fanbladeus02 wrote:
"Killing a jar file..." I don't want to kill the Jar file itself, but I do want to stop it from running after I launch it.Then you mean you want to kill the process which is using the jar file.
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Example from my unix prompt I do something like this:
java -jar -classpath </home/user/jarprog/> /home/user/jarprog/JARPROG.jar jarprog.Main.java
I don't see any output, it just drops to the next open prompt. This means the program has finished. It could have started another one which does the real work, but you have no control over it.
I assume java is still running my jar file somewhere. (My first thought was) That is very unlikely unless the writers of the code have gone to great lengths to hide another running process from you. (But reading further this appears to be the case)
How do I stop it? Find the process with "ps" and send it a kill signal.
Once I start the program how do I interact with it to stop it?ctrl-C, but you cannot kill it after the prompt has returned because its not running any more. (it started another process and then bailed)
Similiarly in Windows, I run it from the command line it drops to the next "c:\". I look in task manager and see java running. It appears your program starts another java process in the background.
I look in the database that it is updating and the records are flying in. If I end the process, the records stop flying in (DUH). Again how do I interact with it to gracefully end the process?It appears that whoever wrote the program has gone to some lengths to prevent you from doing that. I would ask them.

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