Name: dbT83986			Date: 03/24/99


In bug 4098442 the team promised to fix the "bug" of process.waitfor()
not returning if the pipe is full. I have been waiting a very long
time for this bug fix. Now I read bug report 4210128 where it
is claimed that this "bug" is actually user error. Why did the story
change?

 Here is a bit of code that will set off this bug.
I am still getting the process hanging if there is a lot of output. 
The following snippet runs fine if the output from dir is short.
It hangs if there is a lot of output.
 Reported against JDK 1.2 on Windows 95.

	String theCommandString="command.com /c dir"
      System.out.println(theCommandString);
      Process p = Runtime.getRuntime().exec(theCommandString, theEnvironment);
      System.out.println("Finished exec");
      InputStream dis = p.getInputStream();
      InputStream err=  p.getErrorStream();
      int c;

      String StdError="";
      String StdOut="";
      System.out.println("Begin waitfor");
      p.waitFor();
      System.out.println("End waitfor()");

       while(dis.available()>0 && (c = dis.read()) != -1)
         StdOut+=(char)c;

       while(err.available()>0 && (c = err.read()) != -1)
         StdError+=(char)c;

       int exitVal=p.exitValue();
       //Do clean up
       dis.close();
       err.close();
       p.destroy();
(Review ID: 55810)
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