At 09:46 17.10.2000 -0700, you wrote:
>I agree with Aaron, the message without context are very frustrating.
>Perhaps the way to do it is to pass a context message with the thread
>something like a stack of messages that are passed along and implicitely.
>
>This way when an exception is thrown you can retrieve it from the thread cl
>(something like the BeanClassLoader of the container) and you can read all
>the message and the mess that you verified.
>
>I believe it is quite a bit of work though, it means you either pass
>explicitely either you pass implicetely. Oh, now that I think about it,
>isn't there a way to work on the logger, like set a logger that is really a
>"in memory" stack, that you print in case you have a problem? that might be
>the lighter version
waaah
explain it so that I can understand it as well.
you been smoking again?
-- Juha
