With the standalone version of XStudio (or any other executable), instead of executing xstudio.exe
you can startxstudio_console.exe
. A DOS box will automatically popup and will display the traces.
Increasing the screen buffer size (Properties > Layout > Screen Buffer Size > Height = 9999
) of the window is a good idea as the default value is pretty small.
With the web package, you need to activate the java console to see the log:
But the screen buffer size is also pretty small and it's advised to activate the tracing so that a trace file is automatically created for you.
To activate the traces:Windows start menu > Control Panel > Programs > Java > Advanced > Debugging > Enable tracing
Windows start menu > Control Panel > Programs > Java > Advanced > Java Console > Show console
Note: If in addition you enable the logging feature (available from the same settings panel), the log file is generated in:
Windows XP: | %HOME%\\Application Data\\Sun\\Java\\Deployment\\log |
|
Windows 10/Windows 8/Windows 7/Vista: | %APPDATA%\\..\\LocalLow\\Sun\\Java\\Deployment\\log |
|
Linux/Solaris: | %HOME%/.java/deployment/log |
The log file name includes random characters and is similar to javaws1287369374028910351.trace
. Just look at the last updated time to see what is the latest one
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