the full thing should go into the log
i can't believe that that strings.toString(throwable) is used for logging
thats pure for our page itself i think
johan
On 5/31/07, Jonathan Locke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This happened a few days ago, so I don't recall for sure, but I believe I
was missing information from the cause exception which would have helped
me
diagnose my problem. There are two things I can think of that might help.
We could: 1) take some extra precautions to only remove specific stuff we
know doesn't matter and 2) always print full stack traces to the
log/console
but put the abbreviated exception in the error page.
Johan Compagner wrote:
>
> Which part do you mis then?
> because the root isn't cut of:
> sb.append("Root cause:\n\n");
> outputThrowable(cause, sb, false); << false is don't stop at
> wicket servlet.
>
> all other causes do stop at the wicket servlet (but those are mostly
just
> invocation target and so on)
>
> for all we just skip the: !(traceString.startsWith("sun.reflect.")
> so that we don't have all those reflection stacks in it that don't give
> you
> any information then you already had.
>
> johan
>
>
> On 5/30/07, Jonathan Locke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>
>> while i like shorter stack traces in some sense, i've run into a couple
>> of
>> cases where the stack trace being shown by wicket cut out important
>> information. could we review the code in Strings.toString(Throwable)
to
>> make sure we're really doing the right thing here? i'd rather have too
>> much
>> stack trace information from wicket than lose a key piece of info at a
>> critical time. unless we can feel really sure we're not cutting out
>> important information, i think we ought to err on the safe side.
>>
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