System.out and native stdout after freopen

Hi.
I have a native application with an embedded JVM using JNI. In normal operation the native code does an freopen on stdout (before creation of the JVM). In this scenario System.out from the Java code is invisible.
How can the System.out be made to follow the native stdout?
JDK1.3 on Win32.
Many thanks,
Pete

Actually my problem went away when I rebuilt the main native app WITHOUT debug.
Only seems to happen if the .exe for the main native app is linked with debug options (I'm using MSVC).
This is easily reproducible, but now I know it won't affect final customers of my product I'm moving on and not spending any more time on it.
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