How could any body read this exception

[Michael Ageeb <mi...@acm.org>]

How could any body read this AjaxAnyWhere exception it is not logged any
where it is not written on the standard output.
Just a stupid alert message with a few lines and without scrolling there is
hundreds of lines which is the rest important part of the exception.

How could any body managed to print it to tomcat logs or standard output
before
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Re: How could any body read this exception

[Andrew Robinson <an...@gmail.com>]

I just added a servlet filter to run right after AA's filter. In that
I catch any exceptions and log them to the server. If you look at the
AA API, you will see that there is a function that is called to handle
exceptions. You can override that function to customize what you want
to do when an exception is thrown.

-Andrew

On 5/14/06, Michael Ageeb <mi...@acm.org> wrote:
> How could any body read this AjaxAnyWhere exception it is not logged any
> where it is not written on the standard output.
> Just a stupid alert message with a few lines and without scrolling there is
> hundreds of lines which is the rest important part of the exception.
>
> How could any body managed to print it to tomcat logs or standard output
> before
> --
> http://mageeb.net
> Don't send me any attachment in Micro$oft (.DOC, .PPT) format please
> Read http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/no-word-attachments.html
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>