I want to intercept the standard output stream, then copy the content to another stream, but I also hope to keep the standard output stream like the original. Could I achieve that in Java?
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You can use something like the example of
TeeOutputStream
explained here Writing Your Own Java I/O Stream ClassesBasically you create a TeeOutputStream, give it your stream and current System.out then use System.setOut with the new stream.
Anything written to System.out will be written to the original System.out as well as your stream so you can do whatever you want with it
Edit:
Oracle took off this page, It is also possible to use TeeOutputStream from Apache Commons to do the same thing without adding any code.
Take a look at this package: org.apache.commons.io.output. I think that TeeOutputStream is what you're looking for.