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Is it possible to redirect the output of an executable to a websocket server using powershell? I tried using the Tee-Object but could only output to file or a variable.



So far I have the websocket and executable working separate, how do I pass the output to the websocket client?



$WS = New-Object System.Net.WebSockets.ClientWebSocket                                                
$CT = New-Object System.Threading.CancellationToken

$Conn = $WS.ConnectAsync("localhost:8080", $CT)
While (!$Conn.IsCompleted) { Start-Sleep -Milliseconds 100 }


#How do I continue here?

$WS.SendAsync(...)
myprocess.exe | Tee -Variable ...









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  • Can you share the code you tried? Is the problem to catch std output from the executable?
    – Mike Twc
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  • @MikeTwc, I updated the question with my code snippet
    – Chrille
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Is it possible to redirect the output of an executable to a websocket server using powershell? I tried using the Tee-Object but could only output to file or a variable.



So far I have the websocket and executable working separate, how do I pass the output to the websocket client?



$WS = New-Object System.Net.WebSockets.ClientWebSocket                                                
$CT = New-Object System.Threading.CancellationToken

$Conn = $WS.ConnectAsync("localhost:8080", $CT)
While (!$Conn.IsCompleted) { Start-Sleep -Milliseconds 100 }


#How do I continue here?

$WS.SendAsync(...)
myprocess.exe | Tee -Variable ...









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  • Can you share the code you tried? Is the problem to catch std output from the executable?
    – Mike Twc
    2 days ago










  • @MikeTwc, I updated the question with my code snippet
    – Chrille
    2 days ago













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Is it possible to redirect the output of an executable to a websocket server using powershell? I tried using the Tee-Object but could only output to file or a variable.



So far I have the websocket and executable working separate, how do I pass the output to the websocket client?



$WS = New-Object System.Net.WebSockets.ClientWebSocket                                                
$CT = New-Object System.Threading.CancellationToken

$Conn = $WS.ConnectAsync("localhost:8080", $CT)
While (!$Conn.IsCompleted) { Start-Sleep -Milliseconds 100 }


#How do I continue here?

$WS.SendAsync(...)
myprocess.exe | Tee -Variable ...









share|improve this question















Is it possible to redirect the output of an executable to a websocket server using powershell? I tried using the Tee-Object but could only output to file or a variable.



So far I have the websocket and executable working separate, how do I pass the output to the websocket client?



$WS = New-Object System.Net.WebSockets.ClientWebSocket                                                
$CT = New-Object System.Threading.CancellationToken

$Conn = $WS.ConnectAsync("localhost:8080", $CT)
While (!$Conn.IsCompleted) { Start-Sleep -Milliseconds 100 }


#How do I continue here?

$WS.SendAsync(...)
myprocess.exe | Tee -Variable ...






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  • Can you share the code you tried? Is the problem to catch std output from the executable?
    – Mike Twc
    2 days ago










  • @MikeTwc, I updated the question with my code snippet
    – Chrille
    2 days ago


















  • Can you share the code you tried? Is the problem to catch std output from the executable?
    – Mike Twc
    2 days ago










  • @MikeTwc, I updated the question with my code snippet
    – Chrille
    2 days ago
















Can you share the code you tried? Is the problem to catch std output from the executable?
– Mike Twc
2 days ago




Can you share the code you tried? Is the problem to catch std output from the executable?
– Mike Twc
2 days ago












@MikeTwc, I updated the question with my code snippet
– Chrille
2 days ago




@MikeTwc, I updated the question with my code snippet
– Chrille
2 days ago












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I presume myprocess.exe is generating messages you want to send over WS. To catch and send those messages you can use foreach:



myprocess.exe | foreach { $WS.SendAsync($_) }


You may also create your own cmdlet that will accept input from pipeline



function Send-WS { begin { ...define $WS} process { $WS.Send } End { ..do smth at the end} }
myprocess.exe | Send-WS





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  • Perfect, Thanks!
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    2 days ago











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I presume myprocess.exe is generating messages you want to send over WS. To catch and send those messages you can use foreach:



myprocess.exe | foreach { $WS.SendAsync($_) }


You may also create your own cmdlet that will accept input from pipeline



function Send-WS { begin { ...define $WS} process { $WS.Send } End { ..do smth at the end} }
myprocess.exe | Send-WS





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  • Perfect, Thanks!
    – Chrille
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I presume myprocess.exe is generating messages you want to send over WS. To catch and send those messages you can use foreach:



myprocess.exe | foreach { $WS.SendAsync($_) }


You may also create your own cmdlet that will accept input from pipeline



function Send-WS { begin { ...define $WS} process { $WS.Send } End { ..do smth at the end} }
myprocess.exe | Send-WS





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  • Perfect, Thanks!
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I presume myprocess.exe is generating messages you want to send over WS. To catch and send those messages you can use foreach:



myprocess.exe | foreach { $WS.SendAsync($_) }


You may also create your own cmdlet that will accept input from pipeline



function Send-WS { begin { ...define $WS} process { $WS.Send } End { ..do smth at the end} }
myprocess.exe | Send-WS





share|improve this answer












I presume myprocess.exe is generating messages you want to send over WS. To catch and send those messages you can use foreach:



myprocess.exe | foreach { $WS.SendAsync($_) }


You may also create your own cmdlet that will accept input from pipeline



function Send-WS { begin { ...define $WS} process { $WS.Send } End { ..do smth at the end} }
myprocess.exe | Send-WS






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