[jacky_l]

Originally Posted by jsugrue

Hey Jack

Well it looks like it can't work in Eclipse - I tried it, got the same as you, and read about it:

EclipseZone - System.console() doesn't in Eclipse ...

So, you won't be able to use the Console inside Eclipse, but when you deploy this program outside of Eclipse, it should work fine.

Maybe you can work around this and use some approach other than Console?

At least this puts an end to your searching :-)

James

Oh... So I might as well give up. But would you mind if I ask another question unrelated to this?

I have another set of source code written for Java (using Eclipse as well)
When I clicked on "Debug as Application", there was no response. But when I clicked on "Debug as Applet", the applet container showed up and the applet ran as usual. What would you expect when I did this? does a win32 window come up or do I still have something missing either?
Thanks
Jack

[jacky_l]

Originally Posted by jsugrue

Hey Jack

Well it looks like it can't work in Eclipse - I tried it, got the same as you, and read about it:

EclipseZone - System.console() doesn't in Eclipse ...

So, you won't be able to use the Console inside Eclipse, but when you deploy this program outside of Eclipse, it should work fine.

Maybe you can work around this and use some approach other than Console?

At least this puts an end to your searching :-)

James

Oh... So I might as well give up. Would you mind if I ask another question unrelated to this?

I have another set of source code written for Java (Eclipse), when I clicked on "debug as application", there was no response. While clicking on "debug as applet", the applet container showed up and the app ran as usual. What would you expect when you did this? Does a win32 window come up or do I still have something missing either?
Thanks
Jack

[greannak]

you won't be able to use the Console inside Eclipse, but when you deploy this program outside of Eclipse, it should work fine.