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Is it possible to bring up a Java console window in Win XP that shows detailed debugging and tracing info for whatever is happening to the JVM at the moment?
There are a few proprietary JAR files that I am using and I want to pick up some details on what is going wrong. Is this possible?
Use
javaw.exeinstead ofjava.exewhen launching your application to bring a console. For the content of the console, I am not sure you can have info on external Jars if these libraries doesn’t provide a “debug” mode using for example command lines parameters