Hello,
I'm not sure that I'm writting to the correct list, but ...
I am working with a java under a Digital Unix, and I saw that the LocationInfo class doesn't work on the machine,
If fact it seems that when the class has been compiled with a 'Just In Time Compiler' the class in unable to get the filename.
Here is why,
a stack trace under the digital jvm will produce
at org.apache.log4j.xml.DOMConfigurator.doConfigure(DOMConfigurator.java, Compiled Code)
a stack trace from the windows jvm will produce
at javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:740)
Since in the getFileName the code is expecting to get a ':' between the filename and the line number, it will not 'read' the class file name.
Solution ( work around ? ) , simple after looking unsuccessfully for the ':', the function will try to find a ','.
Regards,
Dominique Gallot
public String getFileName() {
if(fullInfo == null) return NA;
if(fileName == null) {
int iend = fullInfo.lastIndexOf(':');
if ( iend == -1 ) iend = fullInfo.lastIndexOf(',');
if(iend == -1)
fileName = NA;
else {
int ibegin = fullInfo.lastIndexOf('(', iend - 1);
fileName = this.fullInfo.substring(ibegin + 1, iend);
}
}
return fileName;
}
