System.out.println in the controller log

Where can I find the exit from my System.out.println calls made in my controller?  I looked in the logs and diagnostics but did not meet my output.  When I run into JDeveloper, they are found in the built-in console OC4J tab.  So I know they work.  I can't find the on the server.

Thank you

Hello

You can take a look at the tables of FND_LOG_MESSAGES.

Please refer to the link below and configure the profile to the user level options and check.

http://oraclemaniac.com/2012/08/15/how-to-generate-logs-for-tracing-OAF-page-errors/

Thank you

Sandeep

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