Java Text Output

So I'm working on a program right now and I'm saving the output to a text file from the command line like so:
java Program >> output.txt

However, this does not save error messages.
Is there a way to have it include error messages?

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java Program >output.txt &2>errors.txt

Thanks guys.

>>4
Linux 101 man, take it.

>>3
That won't work on something like Windows XP.

>>5
It wasn't a Linux question. And the fact that you think it was just tells me that you have reading comprehension problems.

>>7
If you want to be pedantic, it's a question about whatever shell you're using. And I believe that that behavior is specified in POSIX, which would make it a *nix question. So yes, it is something that you should learn in a Linux class.

>>8
I don't see any mention of the word shell in >>1.

>>8
Also you dumbass, a .txt extension tends to be a Windows thing, and not a Linux thing.

This is because a "text file" in Windows is a different than a "text file" in Linux.

>>10
you can use whatever extension you want in GNU/Linux... .txt or otherwise, it makes no difference, really

you could do echo hurr > herp.derp and it's still a text file

I name my backup versions of config files *.*.BACK, and although it's not an official extension it doesn't matter at all
>>11
if I remember correctly, the only real difference is how they handle EOLs

but when saving a text file in a program such as, say, gedit (and yes, I know that's not a ``true'' text editor, fuck off) you can specify what kind of line ending to use

>>12
There's a tad bit more than just EOL. With that, I still don't see anything in the
OP's post that would imply they are on a Linix box.

LOONIX IS EVIL

>>13

3  Name: Anonymous : 2012-03-27 22:05
java Program >output.txt &2>errors.txt
4  Name: OP : 2012-03-28 01:24
Thanks guys.

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