Hi Richard,
I use the following code for printing a stack trace in my jsp error page.
<%
//Should the stack trace be displayed?
String strShowStackTrace = Initializer.getInitParameter("ShowStackTrace");
boolean showStackTrace = false; //Assume false to be default
if(strShowStackTrace != null)
showStackTrace = Boolean.valueOf(strShowStackTrace).booleanValue();
getServletContext().log("Exception Occurred"+exception,
(Throwable)exception);
if(showStackTrace){
%>
<p>
The Stack Trace is
</p>
<pre>
<%
StringWriter writer = new StringWriter();
exception.printStackTrace(new PrintWriter((Writer)writer));
out.println(""+writer);
getServletContext().log(""+writer);
%>
</pre>
<%
}
//write to the log file
%>
Regards,
Nagaraj.
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