Where do Java Embedding "System.out.println()" go? Where is Java Console?

Assume I embed a "Java Embedding" object in a BPEL process
and write the following Java code into it:
System.out.println("Hello BPEL");
where does this text go when executed? If I remember it well there must be somewhere an AppServer console.
But where is it exactly ?
Peter

Hi Peter,
The out stream is generally redirect into files in applications servers.
OC4J : $ORACLE_HOME/opmn/logs/<your_group>~<your_home_name>~<your_group>~1.log
WebSphere : $LOG_ROOT/SystemOut.log
JBoss : $SERVER_LOG_ROOT/server.log
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Raphaël
http://bpelsoa.blogspot.com

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