Derek Hohls wrote:
Using C2.1.8
If I have the following:
try {
//do something stupid!
} catch(err) {
print ("Your error: "+err.description)
}
err is an Java exception or a javascript Error, so err.message or
err.getMessage() should work.
Then the print statement does not yield the error description;
is there some way of doing this?
Thanks
Derek
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