Bill
On Sep 2, 2009, at 10:44 AM, Anjo Krank wrote:
Just what exactly you doing? Expecting? Getting instead?
I was getting a NPE, but the only output I was getting was a statement
from ERXNSLog4jBridge that informed me of the npe, but nothing else.
It might as well have said, "hey, there's a problem some where" ;-)
Not sure why in DirectAction, where log4j is all happening and other
errors have certainly reared their ugly head in the past, that it
wouldn't just dump the stack trace. At least give you the line where
it occurred.
And why don't you post it on the Wonder list?
Yes, I guess Wonder has become so integrated for me anyway that I just
think of it all as the same thing;-) I'll try harder to separate the
two, if it's possible at this point.
Thanks Anjo
Cheers, Anjo
Am 02.09.2009 um 16:40 schrieb William Hatch:
I'm only getting one line of completely useless information. How
can I make it give me the stack trace?
Bill
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