Is there something that I need to add to web.xml file so that I could get
the line number of a JSP when an exception gets thrown?
Currently, when a NullPointerException is thrown, it gives me only the line
number in the translated .java file.
Nandyal
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: Nandyal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Is there something that I need to add to web.xml file so that
I could get
the line number of a JSP when an exception gets thrown
AM
Subject: RE: How do I get the line number in a JSP .
Go to Tomcat's work directory. Drill down within that directory until you
find that java file. All JSPs are converted to .java files, then compiled
into servlets by Tomcat (or rather, Jasper). Open up the java file in an
editor
Don't know. Check the web.xml DTD, that will tell you exactly what is
allowed and what isn't.
John
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From: Turner, John [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: How do I get the line number in a JSP .
Go to Tomcat's work directory. Drill down within that directory until you
find that java
Thank you Tim and John for your replies.
Nandyal
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From: Tim Funk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Tomcat cannot do this at this point
