> if Ihad to solve a server crash by reading Orion or JBoss
> source code, that
> would be no better than callinga tech support person. I've
> written enough
> system software code to know that it's rearely as easy as
> just finding the
> failing line (though it might be for MS Windows). If you're
> happy with what
> you'e got, that's fine.
>
One of the nice things about Java is that this process is much simpler than
in other languages, especially if the code stuffs lots of state information
into exceptions, and chains exceptions.
On a number of occasions I've solved (or assured myself of the inexistence
of) problems in external Java code, either open source or by (not very
legal) decompilation.
- Avi
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