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Joystick recording for Auton.

Hello all.
So I am working on an off season project that involves writing a program (JAVA) that allows the robot to record joystick values and then be able to play them back in auton.
Such as what Team 1717 did in the book, The New Cool (awesome btw).

I was first thinking to just have the program, print all the values in an text file however then ran into the problem how the heck do you do that on a cRIO?

In addition saw this thread earlier:
http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...ad.php?t=91305

As anyone used ^ successfully? Or done have done this before?
Thanks
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