Showing posts with label log exception stack trace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label log exception stack trace. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 5, 2009

Converting the exception stracktrace to string

Method 1 (using log4j):
 logger.error(ex, ex);  
Method 2 (without log4j):
 public String stackTraceString(Exception e) {  
      StringBuffer s = new StringBuffer();  
      StackTraceElement[] frames = e.getStackTrace();  
      for (int i=0; i < frames.length; i++) s.append(frames[i].toString()+"\n");  
      return new String(s);  
 }  
Method 3 (without log4j):
 /** Converts the exception stracktrace to string. */  
 public StringBuffer getExceptionStackTrace(Exception ex) {  
 StringWriter strWriter = new StringWriter();  
      if (null != ex) {  
           PrintWriter out = new PrintWriter(strWriter);  
           ex.printStackTrace(out);  
      }  
      return strWriter.getBuffer();  
 }  
 /** May be used to set the exception as fault content. */  
 public String getExceptionAsXmlText(Exception ex) {  
      if (null != ex) {  
           String message = ex.getMessage();  
           String stackTrace = getExceptionStackTrace(ex).toString();  
           String exXmlText = "<exception>" + 
           "<message>" + message + "</message>" +  
           "<stack-trace>" + stackTrace + "</stack-trace>" +  
           "</exception>" ;  
           return exXmlText;  
      }  
      return "";  
 }