Lukas �sterreicher wrote:
Maybe I can find that switch somewhere.Does reloading work if you have the reloadable=true attribute within your context tag? (The context tag will be in your server.xml looking something like this.)
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
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<Context path="" docBase="ROOT" debug="0" reloadable="false" crossContext="false" />
From my understanding, servlets should automatically reload if that flag is set to true.
I'm pretty sure there is not a config in tomcat explicitly for not printing line numbers when the jvm dumps stacks. (Can anyone confirm this?) I do know that TC does print the line numbers though if you compile with debug info. I do this all the time, and have verified that it works under 4.1.12. However I can't be 100% sure that this is the only mitigating factor, only say - 90% sure since I don't know that part of the catalina code base very well yet.
Randy
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