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Hi,
I am using Tomcat 7. I am writing a servlet program into Tomcat. I would like to know if I write System.out.println() in the servlet. Where would I find them in Tomcat?
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That greatly depends on what OS you are running.
 
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I am using Windows Vista.
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When I execute Tomcat in a Command Prompt window using startup, all System.out.println goes to the command prompt window - I usually set the screen buffer size to several hundred lines to facilitate scrolling back. Thats in Windows XP.

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Thanks, my problem is solved. The problem is that I have been using Monitor Tomcat application for Tomcat 7. When I type command tomcat7 pointing to the directory of the bin folder of my tomcat directory in the command prompt. It works like I use Start Tomcat for Tomcat 4 or older version.
 
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