DOORS make console the interactive window

Is there any way to tell DOORS to use the current command prompt window as the interactive window when executing in batch mode?

For example, if I have hello.dxl which looks like

print("Hello world")

and Run.bat which looks like

"C:\Program Files\IBM\Rational\DOORS\9.6\bin\doors.exe" -u test -pass testPass -b hello.dxl -W

It currently opens a new window, prints "Hello World" and then closes the window (it closes it because of the -W). Is there any way to redirect this output to the command prompt window that was opened to run the batch file?

There is no console variant of doors.exe and as far as I know there is no possibility to give a sort of handle to a specific prompt window and use e.g. OLE Automation to print to this window, so, basically, no, it's not possible.

A workaround that we use for this requirement is to have a batch file which

1. generates the name to a temporary file ,
2. passes this file to DOORS as a parameter (using environment variables)
3. make DOORS/DXL cout to this file
4. after the DXL has finished, type the content of the temporary file in the calling batch and optionally delete it.

PS: according to https://www.ibm.com/mysupport/s/question/0D50z00006HIM4oCAH/doors-print-redirect-tutorial-for-print-cout-and-logfiles it apparently used to be possible to redirect STDOUT/STDERR to a specific file, but not in recent DOORS versions.