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Nothing appeared in my Java Console either. &nbsp;(When I run the agent locally, I do see the output - but not when I'm running the agent on the server.)<br />
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It is a scheduled remote agent - so it should appear in log.nsf on my local machine? &nbsp;I do not see it there either - what type of event is it considered? Miscellaneous??<br />
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Thanks.
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Nothing appeared in my Java Console either.  (When I run the agent locally, I do see the output - but not when I'm running the agent on the server.)

It is a scheduled remote agent - so it should appear in log.nsf on my local machine?  I do not see it there either - what type of event is it considered? Miscellaneous??

Thanks.

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I do see error messages for the agent in the remote log.nsf from AMgr - but not the System.out.printlns.
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I do see error messages for the agent in the remote log.nsf from AMgr - but not the System.out.printlns.

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Yes you are looking at correct log view...I think System.out is not captured in log !<br />
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BTW, what is the error message 
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Yes you are looking at correct log view...I think System.out is not captured in log !

BTW, what is the error message

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Hi, I'm running a Java agent on a remote server from my local machine - I don't see the System.out.println output in the Java Console on the remote server though. &nbsp;What's going on? &nbsp;Thanks.
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Hi, I'm running a Java agent on a remote server from my local machine - I don't see the System.out.println output in the Java Console on the remote server though.  What's going on?  Thanks.

How come output isn't showing up in the Java Console?

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