Where does my output go?

Me again ;-)
Now, I have written a simple JSF application and everything works fine. Now, I usually write some
System.out.println ("hello");
as a debugging tool. But in SJSE I can't figure out where thease outputs goes? It doesn't show on the concol in the IDE, nore does it show in the Application Servers logfile?
Have I missed some settings in the IDE or what?

Well, I have looked at the diffrent tabs in the IDE but the output doesn't go there. I put together a simple java application with a main() and when I do System.out.println(); there I can se the output in the IDE concol-window so it seems as there is a diffrence when running a JSF application.
I'm gonna check the server logfiles again and post back here..

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