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Asked: May 25, 20262026-05-25T18:46:20+00:00 2026-05-25T18:46:20+00:00

I start the simulator Debug As > Blackberry Simulator, the debugger is attached and

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I start the simulator “Debug As > Blackberry Simulator”, the debugger is attached and then I see lots of things when the simulator starts. It includes my println statements too. But i want to see my println statements only, then the debuging will be more easier.Any way?

the output i am getting in console is

[0.0] JVM: bklt[1] @16945: JvmBacklightEnableFor 30 ()
[0.0] VM:-DA 0
[0.0] VM:+CR
[0.0] VM:-CR=0
[0.0] AM: init
[0.0] VM:PISVt=0,h=2e47,id=e44ef6bca97b83b2
[0.0] JVM: bklt[1] @-805309853: JBSC on=1
[0.0] JVM: bklt[1] @-805309853: SC 1
[0.0] JVM: bklt @17007: setTimer 30
[0.0] AM: Starting tier 0
[0.0] VM:NCICv=36
[0.0] AM: Starting net_rim_crypto
[0.0] AM: Started net_rim_crypto(2)
[0.0] AM: Starting net_rim_tac
[0.0] AM: Started net_rim_tac(3)
[0.0] AM: Starting net_rim_bb_elt
[0.0] VM:NCICv=30
[0.0] VM:NFICv=5
[0.0] VM:NFICv=4
[0.0] VM:NFICv=8
[0.0] VM:NFICv=7
[0.0] VM:NFICv=6
[0.0] AM: Started net_rim_bb_elt(4)
[0.0] AM: Starting net_rim_escreen_app
[0.0] AM: Started net_rim_escreen_app(5)
[0.0] AM: Starting net_rim_tid_spell_check
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    2026-05-25T18:46:21+00:00Added an answer on May 25, 2026 at 6:46 pm

    Unfortunately there is no way to filter out unwanted console messages. But there is a workaround. Add !!!!!!!!!!!!!! or something like that to the start of your messages, it will help you to find your messages in the whole heap of console output.

    For instance:

    System.out.println("!!!!!!!!!!!!!! myVar: " + myVar);
    
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