RE: EJBException.printStackTrace()

2000-09-30 Thread Jeff Schnitzer
er 30, 2000 9:24 AM > To: Orion-Interest > Subject: Re: EJBException.printStackTrace() > > > Hi Jeff, > > This is because the stack trace is transient. So it is not > send over the > network (even > in local rmi calls). For example if you have a session that call&#

Re: EJBException.printStackTrace()

2000-09-30 Thread wim veninga
Hi Jeff, This is because the stack trace is transient. So it is not send over the network (even in local rmi calls). For example if you have a session that call's an entity, and you catch an entity exception in the session, the stack trace doesn't hold state. I recall an article in javaworld (www