By default Eclipse, IDE has a limit on console output, also known as console
buffer size. This means, your Eclipse console will overfill quickly if you
are running a Java server program, which usually does a lot of logging.
Once this happens, you start loosing logs. whenever new logs appear, an equal number
of oldest logs are truncated. Thankfully there is a way to increase output
capacity in Eclipse IDE. I discovered this tip, on my search of Eclipse
productivity tips e.g. Eclipse
shortcuts and settings
to organize import. You can increase the Console Buffer size, which is
specified in characters by using Eclipse preferences. Eclipse Indigo has a default console buffer size of 250000 characters.
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