But, do you know, how do we write exception stackTrace to log file?
I tried to look for methods in Exception object, there is a method that writes to PrintWriter. Now how do I get PrintWriter's Object? Definitely, i could use reponse.getWriter(), but what if i want to log stacktrace from a java file, where I do not have access to response object. Moreover in many scenario's I would not like to write the stacktrace to browser, visible to end user.
Then I found a very useful over loaded method, which got skipped everytime before today.
Logger has an overloaded method, with 2 arguments, the second one is object of Throwable or Exception class.
This can be achieved as follows
... } catch( Exception e ) { logger.debug( e.getMessage(), e ); } ...
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