If you want to redirect output to an awaiting Log Server or reformat to HTML take a look at Log4j
HTH,
Martin Gainty (mobile) 617-852-7822
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Subject: AW: Tiles is hiding my jsp error messages?!
Date: Tue, 1 Feb 2005 15:00:54 +0100
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> Or, if that doesn't help, step 2 (for me) is to remove the > entire contents of that particular tile, and slowly replace > it piece by piece until it stops rendering, then examine the > part you just put back. I know that sounds crazy, but it > works for me.....and it almost always ends with "(head > smack)...what was I thinking?".
The far more easier debug opportunity is to insert try/catch blocks in each included page. And print the exception to stdout/log :-) :-)
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