Console problem with Jbuilder2007

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Issues with Jbuilder2007 arise when users encounter problems running programs, despite no error messages indicating faults. Initially, programs fail to execute, showing a "no console to display at this time" message when attempting to run as a Java application. However, some users report that the issue resolves itself unexpectedly. Later, users may face difficulties when trying to create new programs, specifically struggling with the absence of a console, which hinders their ability to develop effectively. Solutions for these problems are not detailed, indicating a need for troubleshooting guidance on console visibility and program execution within Jbuilder2007.
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I haven't used Jbuilder2007 in a long time. but i opened some programs today and nothing is running. they don't have any program errors, they all worked before but now they dont. when i click Run As Java Application, it loads for a few seconds but nothing comes up on the console.

it says "no console to display at this time". how can i fix this?
 
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ok nevermind, somehow it is working now. that is weird
 
jaredmt said:
ok nevermind, somehow it is working now. that is weird

edit: o great, now i am trying to create a program but there is NO console at all... and i can't figure out how to create 1 :(
 
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