> I don't know for sure about your first problem since I haven't played > with auto load extensivly since tomcat 3x. I believe however that there > is a switch somewhere in server.xml... > > As for your other problem: > If you compile your classes without the debugging information, the JVM > can't tell you what line number exceptions are thrown. The only reason > I can think of that TC 4.1.12 wouldn't show you the line numbers would > be because either your classes, or the classes TC uses were compiled > without debugging options. Obviously, this is done to increase runtime > speed. > > Randy
Maybe I can find that switch somewhere. As to the other problem I'm still wondering. I have the standard binary distribution of tc 4.1.12 and all other sources in the exception do show line numbers, only my own don't. Will you believe me it's tomcat itself somehow if I copy those classes used on tomcat 3 which do show line numbers to my tomcat 4 install and there suddenly they aren't shown? Maybe theres some configuration about this too. Lukas -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
