Process Output

VB Code:

Dim P As Process = New Process
        P.StartInfo.FileName = "CMD.EXE"
        P.StartInfo.Arguments = "/c NETSTAT -N"
        P.StartInfo.CreateNoWindow = true
        P.StartInfo.WindowStyle = ProcessWindowStyle.hidden
        P.StartInfo.RedirectStandardError = True
        P.Start()
        TextBox1.Text = P.StandardOutput.ReadToEnd.ToString

I did try system.diagnostic.process.start(p), but that did not work.

I want the Output(ipaddress) to be in a Textbox, not written to a Stream, but as there are no properties like messageoutput, what do I do?

Anyone got a Idea, or the Solution?

In the arguments you can pipe out the results to a textfile. Then read it back in to your program's textbox.

VB Code:

P.StartInfo.Arguments = "/c NETSTAT -N > C:\Results.txt"

I Do use the Above, and notes it took up 33K in memory, so thats what I wanted a Direct way. The code I posted was with RedirectStandardError. What about RedirectStandardOutput, it still did not work with the method I put above. But maybe one of ya'll know.....