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Posted to log4j-user@logging.apache.org by Jacques Klein <jk...@dalim.com> on 2002/02/19 17:30:49 UTC

logging stack trace

Very often, it's useful to have with a log message also the stacktrace,
For that purpose, I used to do something like:
      try { throw new SomeException(); } catch(Exception e) {
category.debug("blabla",e); }
Is there anything simpler I could do without the need of an import ....
(a class) ???

Thank's for suggestions....



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Re: logging stack trace

Posted by Dan Lipofsky <da...@nuserve.com>.

> Very often, it's useful to have with a log message also the stacktrace,
> For that purpose, I used to do something like:
>       try { throw new SomeException(); } catch(Exception e) {
> category.debug("blabla",e); }
> Is there anything simpler I could do without the need of an import ....
> (a class) ???

There is no need to use try/catch, you can just do
    cat.debug("message", new Exception());

- Dan



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