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Dear All,

I hope you can help. I am just writing the methods to my data class and for testing purposes i have a main method



if i run this method on to the console it displays
checking if this logging works
test values
test values

if i run this in the debugger with a break point at the logging statement
then i get the correct behaviour

test values
test values
checking if this logging works

I would expect it to print values in the correct order this will give me grief in when i need to test the locking. Any ideas on how to get standard behaviour with the logging

Kind Regards

Jesal
 
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hi,

just use the logger for your logging (don't mix with System.out)

Herman
[ December 16, 2008: Message edited by: Herman Scheltinga ]
 
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Thanks will do!, I was just curious about this behaviour. but i wont mix and match the two
 
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