| No stack dump in console? [message #102222] |
Tue, 29 July 2003 10:05  |
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Originally posted by: crvich.us.ibm.com
When a Runtime exception gets thrown in a test/runtime workbench, the
exception name is shown in red text in the development workbench console.
Great, but I really need the stack trace too. The stack trace seems to at
least go to the .metadata/.log file in the runtime-workspace area (gotta go
dig it out, slightly inconvenient), and of course I can modify my code to
try/catch the outermost function and print it myself...but I'm wondering if
there's a simple option somewhere to automatically direct the stack dump to
the console right there along with the exception name. Enabling the
"Tracing" option in the Run setup doesn't seem to do it.
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Ernest M. Crvich
IBM ODE Team
http://w3.ode.raleigh.ibm.com/
Have footbag, will shred
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| Re: No stack dump in console? [message #102283 is a reply to message #102222] |
Tue, 29 July 2003 10:22  |
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Ernest Crvich wrote:
> When a Runtime exception gets thrown in a test/runtime workbench, the
> exception name is shown in red text in the development workbench console.
> Great, but I really need the stack trace too. The stack trace seems to at
> least go to the .metadata/.log file in the runtime-workspace area (gotta go
> dig it out, slightly inconvenient), and of course I can modify my code to
> try/catch the outermost function and print it myself...but I'm wondering if
> there's a simple option somewhere to automatically direct the stack dump to
> the console right there along with the exception name. Enabling the
> "Tracing" option in the Run setup doesn't seem to do it.
Launch with the -consolelog command line option.
Jeff
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