Question: I just discovered Codenvy. I would like to use it to work on Java projects with my classmates. When I first opened Codenvy I was a bit overwhelmed with all of the options. How can I make a Java program and use `System.out.print()` for output and `Scanner` for input?

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Answer: 
Tyler Jewell :

"Codenvy **does not support (today) console-based application**. The console is a window where the System.out.println(...) commands are directed to. Since we only support Web apps, the output for your application needs is to be part of a JSP file, or another form of output. Because you are doing a JAR file, that JAR file is just doing logging output to the system of record - not to the console.

We will be shipping an entirely new system before the quarter is over, and that system will have rich support for console applications. It'll also be much faster than the current one :). But in the mean time, I would recommend that you do a JSP / servlet application to do output to the browser until we have the standard console support."
If you'd like to use codenvy like eclipse, you have to create a seperate JFrame and redirect output streams to it. This was you'll be able to use `System.out.println("...")` and view them in the JFrame. Check [this](https://github.com/ritcat14/GotYourSix/blob/master/src/main/java/com/ritcat14/GotYourSix/util/Console.java) out, which is my version. When you create the main JFrame, simply create an instance of the class. Perhaps at the beginning of your main method, put: `new Console();`