How to view System.out.print() messages for adapters in OIM 9.0.3

I have created an adaptor for OIM from a java jar file. When that adaptor executes after some updates on tables it produces some execptions/error.
I can not see the details of these exceptions as I do not know where is the standard output located when adapter is executed via OIM.
Where cen I see output from my code lines that contain: System.out.println()?
thanks

I am not sure if logging is enabled as OIM was installed previously by another person - how can I check if it is enabled and how to use log4j in this case?
OIM Design Console window shows no messages comming from my System.out.print() statements.
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Djeno

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