I have been working on a plugin for Eclipse and have noticed that, when deployed, the System.out.println statements in the plugin produce no output. Why is this? And, can the output of these statements be displayed in a console view?
If you redirect the output when you launch eclipse the output isn't discarded. I launch eclipse like this: eclipse > mylog.txt 2>&1 Frank.
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Jay Damon
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Actually, I want to print to the Console, not a file. I was hoping to use System.out.println to provide feedback to the user as to what happened, i.e. what files were modified, similar to the type of feedback one gets when starting the test environment (I am actually using WSAD) or running Ant.
Frank Budinsky
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Jay, see the thread titled: Eclipse console output. Frank.
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