Sometimes backtrace is enough to diagnose problem. But sometimes reason of crash is not obvious without knowledge what was passed to function. Getting information what was passed to function that ...

I have a regular C# code. I have no exceptions. I want to programmatically log the current stack trace for debugging purpose. Example: public void executeMethod() { logStackTrace(); method(); }...

In my custom exception class I've overridden toString(): @Override public String toString() { final String msg = getLocalizedMessage(); // base String str = getClass().getName() + ": [" + code...

In my application, I am running my code through PMD.It shows me this message: Avoid printStackTrace(); use a logger call instead. What does that mean?

I'm using Clojure and I want to get my hands on a stack trace that I can log (ideally, i would like to get it as a String). I see that (.getStackTrace e) returns a StackTraceElement[] but I don't ...

I am going through a socket program. In it, printStackTrace is called on the IOException object in the catch block. What does printStackTrace() actually do? catch(IOException ioe) { ioe.printStac...

Why does NetBeans IDE raise a flag on printing a Java stack trace? try { //try to do something there } catch (IOException e) { //handle the exception e.printStackTrace(); } For some reason th...

There is a lot of material out there which suggests that printing the stack trace of an exception is bad practice. E.g. from the RegexpSingleline check in Checkstyle: This check can be used [...] ...

In my junit 4 test code I am using test rules that contain code like this: catch (Throwable t) { t.printStackTrace(); throw t; } Findbugs complains about this, and rightfully so - this should ...

Is it a bad idea to use printStackTrace() in Android Exceptions like this? } catch (Exception e) { e.printStackTrace(); }

How do I print the entire stack trace using java.util.Logger? (without annoying Netbeans). The question should've originally specified staying within Java SE. Omitting that requirment was an error...

In my code snippet below, the printStackTrace() method is called in the catch block. After running the program you can see that sometimes the printStackTrace() runs several times in a row instead o...

Any suggestions on how to, in a cross-browser way, generate a stack trace in javascript? Newer browsers, Chrome and Firefox, expose a console object that allows stack traces to be generated....

I am writing some code which can generate Exceptions deep in the stack, and I have a layer nearer the top which catches these exceptions and sends them off for processing by an error handling modul...

I have something similar to this. void func() { try { //socket disconnects in middle of ..parsing packet.. } catch(Exception ex) { if(!ex.getMessage().toString().equals("timeout") || !ex.getMe...

When Exception happens you can print out the StackTrace and review it. What if you want to get the StackTrace without an exception happening? Is there a way to do this?