I use this code to capture the contents of a log file. Its a bit obscure
because it threads
a needle through the standard codename1 class "Log" to create a temporary
log file.
class LogCapture extends Log
{ Log oldLog;
StringWriter myWriter;
LogCapture()
{ oldLog = Log.getInstance();
install(this);
}
protected Writer createWriter() throws IOException
{ return(myWriter = new StringWriter());
}
public String dispose()
{
install(oldLog);
return(myWriter.toString());
}
}
then, this code can capture a stack trace as a string
public static String getStackTrace(Throwable t)
{
LogCapture cap = new LogCapture();
Log.e(t);
return cap.dispose();
}
Once acquired as a string, you can display it, save it to a file,
email it to yourself, or post it to a server you control.
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