Java Development

[henbencau]

Hi all, 

I just want to know if there's any solutions to see System.out.println.

I don't use neither Eclipse nor JDE BlackBerry for my developpement.

I have my jar, jad files. I convert my jar file by using the rapc tool. The .cod files are generated.

I launch the simulator. Now i have 2 windows : Simulor and Output windows (See the image).

Then I load my .cod files. But i don't  see all System.out.println(" ...") in the output windows.

How i can see these System.out.println("...") ?

Please help me. 

Thanks all.

[Ekansh]

hi, YOu can not see the outpput window of the simulator. You need to install jde or eclipse+BB plugin. Regards Ekansh

[simon_hain]

you can use a selfwritten log or the Logger class for the device event log.

[henbencau]

Thanks you for your help. 

But by many specifique problems, i don't want to use neither Eclipse nor JDE for my dev. 

Do you know another solution without install these 2 tools.

Thanks

[henbencau · Accepted solution]

Thanks for your help. 

I try your solution EventLogger.

But I have another problem: 

My application is not a native application (It's a midlet J2ME, not an UIApplication). Do you thinks it will work with EventLogger ?

How can I do a register for EventLogger:

static boolean	register(long guid, String name)            Registers the calling application's name and guid.
static boolean	register(long guid, String name, int viewerType)

EventLogger.register(0x4c9d3452d87922f2L, "event string ",  EventLogger.VIEWER_STRING);

// String logMessage = "An event has been logged.";

// if (EventLogger.logEvent( 0x4c9d3452d87922f2L, logMessage.getBytes() ) ) {

//   System.out.println("Log Successful!");

// }

//   System.out.println("Log Not Successful!");

guid: it's a long that is generated any way i want . The only condition is this guid is unique. For exampe: 0x60ac754bc0867248L.  Is it right ?

EventLogger.register(0x60ac754bc0867248L, "NameMyApplication ", EventLogger.VIEWER_STRING);

String logMessage = "This is an event log";

EventLogger.logEvent( 0x60ac754bc0867248L, logMessage.getBytes() );

Do you think this is correct ?

Thanks.

[simon_hain]

looks ok

[henbencau]

Thanks you for your help.

It's beautiful , it works

[henbencau]

Just another the question if possible. 

I saw the event log in the handset (using ALT + LGLG)

But in the "Event Log" windows of Simulator , why didn't I find these Log Event ?

(See the photo)

Thanks for your help.