It's done by underlying Throwable class, not by us. When you see
something like "... 42 more," those are referring to stack frames that's
already printed earlier in the same message by
exception.printStackTrace(), so it actually makes things more readable.
Sahoo
On Thursday 13 December 2012 03:11 PM, forums_at_java.net wrote:
> How do you configure Glassfish to /not/truncate tracebacks in server.log?
> When an exception is uncaught, a WARNING message is written to
> server.log,
> with a traceback. But when the traceback length exceeds a certain
> number of
> lines, the last remaining lines are not written! This is indicated by
> a final
> line saying "... 42 more". Very frustrating. A full traceback is often
> needed
> to solve a problem. I believe that this should be a FAQ, but I can't find
> anything anywhere about it. Not even in the Glassfish Administration
> Guide.
> :-/ How do I fix this?
>
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