Might this help? https://netbeans.apache.org/wiki/DevFaqCustomizingUnexpectedExceptionDialog.html
Den fre 10 feb. 2023 17:39Sean Carrick <s...@pekinsoft.com> skrev: > Hey All! > > I am working on an NBP application and am wondering how I can create a > custom "Submit Bug Report" action when using the ErrorManager or > Exceptions APIs. > > Basically, I moved all of my projects from GitHub to GitLab because of a > certain feature offered by the latter: Service Desk. This feature allows > for anonymous bug reports to be submitted to a special email address for > the project's issues tracking system. > > In my standard J2SE/Swing applications, I have an error handling API that > provides a button on the error message that allows the user to submit a bug > report. When the user chooses to do so, s/he: > > 1. Clicks the "Submit Bug Report" button on the error message > 1. This starts a bug report wizard to gather information > 2. Steps through the bug report wizard, which: > 1. Gathers system information > 2. Gathers Java information > 3. Gathers application log files > 4. Requests information from the user, such as: > 1. Expected results > 2. Actual results > 3. Steps to reproduce the error > 3. Clicks the "Submit" button at the end of the wizard, which: > 1. Creates an email message: > 1. Exception class and message becomes the title of the email, > with "[BUG] " prepended to it > 2. User-provided information becomes the body of the email > 3. Gathered system and Java information is placed below the > user-provided data in the email body > 4. Gathered application log files are attached to the email > 2. Opens the transport layer > 3. Sends the email to my GitLab Service Desk, which causes an Issue > to be opened in the issue tracker > > Now that I am developing a larger application on the NBP, I am unsure of > how to provide this same functionality. I figure that I will need to > implement something in the API, but I have no idea of where to start > looking to figure out what to implement or override. > > Any suggestions and pointers are greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance > for your assistance. > > -Sean C. >
