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Forgive me - I know this is perhaps a stupid question, but I haven't found
an answer in all
my searching.
When stack dumps are generated to the log files from exceptions, I do not
see the class
names and the numbers in the code for the exception. In place of the line
number I see
"(compiled code)". This of course makes debugging more tedious in that I
have to go
through the extra cycle of adding println()'s to determine where and what is
causing the
error.
How do I get the classes and line numbers back into my stack traces?
FYI - I'm running Solaris 2.6, Apache 1.3.9, Jserv 1.1b3, JDK 1.1.8, GNUJSP.
Yes - I
know I should upgrade apache, jserv, and the jdk - it's scheduled for later
this month.
-Freeman
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