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even. How can I get both, the error page and a logfile entry?
Thanks, Titus
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Hi Paul,
I know its been a while but I am now trying to log my exceptions.
Previously I was redirecting to a JSP and outputting the error. A
requirement has come up where the client does not want the user seeing
any stack traces etc. So I want to log the exception in the action
and then
I set up my application to throw the Exceptions back and I am using
Exception mapping to redirect the user to an error page. The error
page displays the exception and stack trace. How do I log this to a
file instead? Do I open a file stream on the JSP page or is there a
better way to log this
--- Richard Sayre [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do I open a file stream on the JSP page or is there
a
better way to log this information?
Use commons-logging and / or Log4J?
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In my interceptor stack i added this parameter:
interceptor-ref name=exception
param name=logEnabledtrue/param
/interceptor-ref
I assume it is using either commons logging or log4j but I'm not sure
where the log file is or how to manipulate what information goes into
the log
My applications do not catch any errors. I let them bubble out of the
Action and into an ExceptionHandler object for logging. You can log
whatever you want -- including the user -- in the handler.
Paul
Richard Sayre wrote:
After reading the Mail Reader walk through, it would seem the best
After reading the Mail Reader walk through, it would seem the best
practice for handling exceptions is throwing them back to your Action
and having a result mapped to handle each specific exception.
Is this the best way to do this?
If I use this method how can I log the stack of each exception
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