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Unable to print out (system.out.println()) on eclipse's console.

 
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Hi, i'm working on a project(it already done). I'm maintaining it. I use SOP(system.out.println()) in the java code to anaylse always. But it is not displaying anything on the eclipse's console.
I'm using eclipse 3.2, Jboss server, java, jsp , servlets in this project.
Nothing gets printed on the eclipse console. Is there any project specific setting that needs to be configure or something related to server or eclipse ? please help. I'm sure SOP were used to work earlier when i does the same thing but now its not working at all.

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Where are you using SOP ? If it's in servlets, it's going to be output in the web server output log.
 
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Where are you using SOP ?



No Christ. I'm using SOP in simple java classes only. I would like to add one more thing also. When i start my Jboss server, all the processing gets displayed on the eclipse console for starting a server and thats' it only. After that nothing gets displayed on console except for any exceptions.
 
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The line where SOP is written itself might not be getting executed. Try Debugging that line of code where you have written SOP.
 
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I'm using SOP in simple java classes only.


But are these classes part of your web application ? If yes, check your server's logs.
 
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But are these classes part of your web application ? If yes, check your server's logs.



Yes, these are the part of application.
Please tell me where can i get those server's logs. I'm running on my local machine.
 
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If you are using a JBoss plugin, you might have a view for the server output (I can't tell for sure, I'm not using it). Otherwise, you should check somewhere under your JBoss installation directory.
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