Hi All,

  I am interested in implementing Throwable getStackTrace() in the
actual browser JavaScript.  I realize it works in hosted mode when
running in a actual JVM.  Is this even possible since the auto
generated JavaScript is so different from the Java or was it just not
attempted?
   I do remember seeing the line number of JavaScript errors in IE and
Firefox during the years when I used to write JavaScript by hand.
Could the GWT compiler simply figure out where the Exception is
getting thrown by looking for lines like;

   new Exception();

And then put the line from the Java source code along with the class
into the JavaScript

I realize actually going up the stack would be difficult since it
would require something like reflection/native jvm calls.  But even
one StackTraceElement might make GWT much more user friendly.

Cheers,
Scott
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