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Accessing the Java Console
The Java Console displays everything that a Java program writes to the Java System.out PrintStream and output from the JavaScript Print() function. The Java Console also displays the JVM version number and vendor.
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The Java Console is not a standard input (that is, stdin). You cannot type in the Java Console window.
For example, if you use the java_static function to run a Java method and that Java method executes:
System.out.println("Hello");
then Hello displays on the Java Console (if the Java Console is open).
If the Java Console is closed, output will be discarded.
There are two ways in which you can access the Java Console:
Choose Tools > Administrative Tools > Java Console.
Use the java_console function. You can also use this function to specify the size of the window.