As a result, for a very quick running app (like a simple test), the tab may not end up showing It takes a few seconds for the log tabs to display.I will mention a few "gotchas" with this feature: Note: The text highlighting and output folding is done via the Grep Console Plug-in The tab name will match the alias you entered in the above configuration. In response to your (first) comment, the log will appear as a tab on the run (or debug) tool window when you run your application. But the Community Edition has the same logs tab. The above example was done in the Ultimate Edition. Messages from previous runs are not shown.) Finally, after creating the log definition, you can check the "Skip Content" button if you only want new messages shown when you launch the application/server (that is only messages from the current run. If you leave the "Show All files coverable by pattern" unchecked, IntelliJ IDEA will only show the latest/newest one. This is useful for log files with a date in them. You can use an Ant File Pattern to match the file. On the "logs" tab, add a "Log file to be shown in console" by clicking the add button on the right.
For the Communality Edition, you will need to find where those logs are and then configure IDEA to automatically show them when you run your application. The Ultimate edition, which has server run configurations, will automatically open those logs (for most server types). For example, Tomcat's logs will be in /logs. Where those are located will depend on your server.
Most likely your server is writing to its own log files, and not to System.out or System.err.
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