How do you pull up the java console in OpenSUSE or Ubuntu?

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Stefan Kendall picture Stefan Kendall · Jul 27, 2009 · Viewed 17.7k times · Source

I'm working on a java applet, and I was wondering where the heck System.out was going in Ubuntu/OpenSUSE. In windows, I just pull up jconsole, but I've not found this in Ubuntu/OpenSUSE.

Thanks.

Answer

Yaba picture Yaba · Jul 27, 2009

Run the command jcontrol. On the Advanced tab expand Java console and select Show console. Restart Firefox and the console should open the next time you open a Java applet in the browser.

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