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I’m not sure if this is possible or not, but I have an application running that has failed in an unusual way, and I now want to see the console. Is it possible to open the Java console once an application is already running? If so, how (on Windows 7)?
I don’t think you can.
What you can do is run your application from the Command Prompt and check for the errors appearing.
The best solution is to try to run your application from Eclipse or Netbeans so you can have a better understanding of the error causing your application to fail.
PS: Eclipse and Netbeans are free to use.