It depends soley on the kind of server u r using. J2EE for example "binds"
the STDERR and STDOUT to files the name of which are displayed in the
startup messages :)
Mayuresh
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HI, where can I see the output of System.out.println inside doPost and doGet
of a servlet in tomcat ?
Thanks
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