I am interested in getting the stacktrace. In my desktop java apps I
redirect System.out and Sytem.err uploading to a website I already
have, but others might be intersted in that.
Peter
On 10/07/2016 09:02 PM, Dave Dyer wrote:
assuming you have a web site to receive it, some simple perl can suck
in whatever is posted to it
and store it to a permanent log. I use this for debugging and
catching the unexpected from deployed
applications.
The biggest trick is getting a stack trace (which is also a "pro"
feature for no good reason IMO).
I can share my code to (1) get stacktraces (2) post them to a web site
(3) receive and log them.
The particular code I use may not be suitable for everyone, but the
general methods ought to
be part of any deployed application.
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