Writing Hyperlinks in JDeveloper Log Window

Hello everyone,
I was wondering if anyone can provide me with a simple example on how to write a hyperlink in the Jdeveloper log window. Like the type that is displayed when you are done deploying a web application or generating javadoc documentation for your projects.
Thank you in advance

Hey Ritesh,
-Djbo.debugoutput=console
sorry, I missed your mesg the other day, will call sometime.
Thanks
Tapash

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