where does Console.WriteLine() goto?

In j2ee/JBuilder/WebLogic when you do a System.err.println(), you can see
the messages in the console that started the server. When I tried the same
type of thing with VS 2k3 .NET and ASPX, I don't see the messages. Where do
they go? What is the suggest logging method to use for debugging and for
development apps?
I broke out the question into two parts cause I'm looking to find out how to
do quick'n'dirty debugging on the fly vs something a bit more formal and
dependable.
Thanks.Debug.Write() and/or Trace.Write()
Daniel Fisher(lennybacon)
MCP ASP.NET C#
Blog: http://www.lennybacon.com/
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> In j2ee/JBuilder/WebLogic when you do a System.err.println(), you can see
> the messages in the console that started the server. When I tried the
> same
> type of thing with VS 2k3 .NET and ASPX, I don't see the messages. Where
> do
> they go? What is the suggest logging method to use for debugging and for
> development apps?
> I broke out the question into two parts cause I'm looking to find out how
> to
> do quick'n'dirty debugging on the fly vs something a bit more formal and
> dependable.
> Thanks.
>
Wondering if you ever tried them in ASP.NET.
Eliyahu
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> Debug.Write() and/or Trace.Write()
> --
> Daniel Fisher(lennybacon)
> MCP ASP.NET C#
> Blog: http://www.lennybacon.com/
>
> "Flip" <[remove]phenry_w@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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