Re: how do I see my Java exceptions? -e and -X don't help

[Nathan Coast]

try having a look in the maven.log in your project root.

John Farrell wrote:

I am writing Jelly code like this:

        <ant:fileScanner var="extensionXmlFiles">
            <ant:fileset dir="${basedir}/src">
                <ant:patternset>
                    <ant:include name="**/extension.xml"/>
               </ant:patternset>
            </ant:fileset>
        </ant:fileScanner>
        <j:forEach var="file" items="${extensionXmlFiles.iterator()}">
            <ant:echo>File is ${file}</ant:echo>
            <j:set var="srcDir" value="${basedir}/src" />
            <j:set var="relative" 
value="${file.getAbsolutePath().substring(srcDir.length() + 1)}" />
            <ant:echo>Relative is ${relative}</ant:echo>
        </j:forEach>

Now when I add the "+1" in, relative is "", but without it relative is 
correct. My understanding is that there's some sort of error occurring in the 
execution of the Java in the Jelly, but I can't guess what, and -e and -X 
don't tell me anything useful. Is there a way I can find out what is going 
on?

Thanks,

John

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