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Using Println Statements in the Debugger

Using Println Statements in the Debugger

Println statements are very useful for debugging applications, but do you view the output when an applet is running in the debugger? By default, when you create a Visual J++ 6.0 project and run it within the debugger, the applet is actually run via the Wjview.exe application. This application interacts with the Visual J++ IDE. It also eats all system.out.println statements.

However, you can see all of your output quickly and easily by changing a debugger default. To do that, choose Project –

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