I am getting a stack overflow exception when I call ensureInjected() on one
of my resource bundles inside of my onModuleLoad in the new Chrome beta
(doesn't happen in old versions or Safari, so I can't see it in development
mode).

I can catch the exception and get the exception message.  But I can't find a
way to get the stack trace from the exception, hoping it will lead to a clue
as to what is wrong.  I tried a function like:

private String printStackTrace(Object[] stackTrace) {
   String output = "";
   for (Object line : stackTrace) {
      output += line + "<br/>";
    }
    return output;
}

That I found at http://java.ociweb.com/mark/programming/GWT.html - It only
gets me an empty string though.

But that is really the only site that has given me an tips on how to get the
stack trace.

Does anyone know how to get the stack trace of an exception not in
development mode?

-Brandon

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