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Can eclipse monitor an arbitrary log file in the Console view?

I am launching my JBoss server in eclipse, and so standard out/err displays in the Console view. But there are other logs being generated by log4j, and so I need to be able to monitor some of those as well. Is there anyway to "tail" an arbitrary file - with the nice source code hyperlinks that the Console view provides, of course.

(I am using myeclipse 7.5, which is eclipse 3.4.2)

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VonC  2009-07-01 14:33:44
@VonC, thanks NTail looks good. Perhaps a little too easy to truncate the underlying log file, but a nice little analog to the builtin Console view.
Chris Noe  2009-07-01 17:38:26

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