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Exceptions in Configuration Details [message #86843] Tue, 01 July 2003 18:26 Go to next message
Eclipse UserFriend
Originally posted by: rhino1.NOSPAM.sympatico.ca

I am running Eclipse 2.1 RC1 (Build ID: 200302211557).

A few minutes ago, for the first time, I clicked on Configuration Details in
the About dialog. The first bit of the Configuration Details consisted of
standard-looking System Properties, then some Features, then a Plug-in
Registry, and so forth. As I scrolled a little further though, I came across
an Error Log and it is very large.

The Error Log runs from approximately line 300 of the file to line 40000.
The exceptions in it don't seem to refer to exceptions in my code -
naturally, I've had a number of those - and fall into a number of
categories:
- NumberFormatException
- CoreException
- ResourceException: Marker id: 16xx not found
- TimeoutException
- DebugException
- DelegtingLoaderException
- and so on and so on

Should I be concerned about these in any way? Do I need to report them to
anyone? They look like they indicate problems in the code but this is far
from the freshest version of Eclipse....

--

Rhino
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rhino1 AT sympatico DOT ca
"If you want the best seat in the house, you'll have to move the cat."
Re: Exceptions in Configuration Details [message #87151 is a reply to message #86843] Wed, 02 July 2003 04:25 Go to previous message
Eclipse UserFriend
Originally posted by: daniel.megert.gmx.net

Rhino wrote:

>I am running Eclipse 2.1 RC1 (Build ID: 200302211557).
>
>A few minutes ago, for the first time, I clicked on Configuration Details in
>the About dialog. The first bit of the Configuration Details consisted of
>standard-looking System Properties, then some Features, then a Plug-in
>Registry, and so forth. As I scrolled a little further though, I came across
>an Error Log and it is very large.
>
>The Error Log runs from approximately line 300 of the file to line 40000.
>The exceptions in it don't seem to refer to exceptions in my code -
>
Those are exceptions that happened in your Eclipse runtime environment /
workspace. If you start your workspace with
-data <workspaceLocation>
then the log is:
<workspaceLocation>/.metadata/.log

HTH
Dani
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