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Using the Java Console in IE6

 
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I am writing some applets using J2SDK 1.4 and IE6.
I activated the Java Console in IE6, but my System.out.println() message do not show up. They always used to. I always relied on these for debugging. Is there something else I have to activate?
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use appletviewer can see your system.out
 
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hi mark,
as suggested appletviewer is an option but i'd interested whats goin on here.
u've the Sun Java console right under "Tools"? earlier MS VM was showing up in "View" even if u had the sun VM running I believe but now it shows up in "Tools" as "Sun Java Console" and it works great...
do u see same option in ur browser?
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maulin.
 
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