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Many thanks, Marc.
So it appears this is a bug and your hack (many thanks) indicates that
it is trivial to fix.
In the meantime I have found that System.out and System.err output
when written to from within init(), get redirected to httpd error_log,
inspiring beginners to code these messy
try{
someIOInitialisationmethod();
}
catch (SomeIOException e){
e.printStackTrace();
}
statements because THIS ACTUALLY WORKS while ServletException doesn't!
At the same time even on crashing initialisation, we get in jserv.log:
SomeServletClass/SomeServletAlias: started
which is not true!
Damn confusing isn't it?
IMHO, your hack should go into the next version asap.
The printing of System.out and System.err in log files should possibly
be disabled entirely because it should be delegated to the various
logging methods and exceptions in the servlet API.
Regards,
Bernie
On Fri, 25 Aug 2000 23:13:31 -0400, you wrote:
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>Bernie,
>
>This sounded familar so I went back and had a look in my work diary, I found
>what appears to be your problem as well - or at least related. Now I
>kind of feel a bit ashamed here because at the time I posted (in much the
>same way you did) I got two responses, both from the same person and a tad
>bit rude. I should have ignored the tone of the responses and just posted
>the hack but didn't because I was a little annoyed with the lad at the time.
>After a while I simply forgot about it. Anyway, see if the following applies.
>
>Cheers
>
>
>
>30-May-2000
> Spent some time puzzling thru something in JServ 1.1.1. It was not logging
>exceptions that were
> thrown by servlets listed in the "zone" properties file
>(development.properties, in this case) as "startup".
> Downloaded the source, changed JServ.TURBO from false to true so that I could
>
> get better tracing data looked things over a bit as it executed. Note, this
>could predate 1.1.1 - didn't feel like looking
> though.....so smack me.
>
> Found an appropriate place to put a quick hack (JServServletManager - >
>loadStartupServlets) as folllows:
>
> Original
> ========
> private void loadStartupServlets(JServSendError se) {
> if (startups == null) {
> return;
> }
>
> for(int i = 0; i < startups.length; i++) {
> String servname = startups[i];
>
> if (servname == null) {
> continue;
> }
>
> try {
> loadServlet(servname, se);
> } catch (ServletException initError) {
> se.sendError(initError); <---- this guy was
>doing nothing
> }
> }
> }
>
> Hack
> ========
> private void loadStartupServlets(JServSendError se) {
> if (startups == null) {
> return;
> }
>
> for(int i = 0; i < startups.length; i++) {
> String servname = startups[i];
>
> if (servname == null) {
> continue;
> }
>
> try {
> loadServlet(servname, se);
> } catch (ServletException initError) {
> JServ.log.log(CH_SERVLET_EXCEPTION, "(loadStartupServlets)
>initialization failed for servlet: '"
> + servname + "'; initError.getMessage()=" +
>initError.getMessage());
> se.sendError(initError); // leave him in for now...
> }
> }
> }
>
>Bernie wrote:
>
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>> Hi,
>> This is a bug report. I searched the database and did not find a
>> duplicate of the bug.
>> (I tried at http://java.apache.org/jserv/sendbug.html to submit it but
>> there is no way to submit this page)
>>
>> UnavailableException or ServletException thrown inside init() is not
>> recorded in any log files.
>> ....
>>
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