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| | | JasperException wraps ServletException wraps JspException | JasperException wraps ServletException wraps JspException 2004-09-10 - By Jan Luehe
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[Resending, since my original posting contained
JspServletWrapper.java as an attachment and therefore
exceeded the maximum message size of 300 lines enforced
by the JSP-INTEREST list.]
Hi Paul,
> When I throw a JspException from a custom tag the PageContext
> handlePageException() method wraps it in a ServletException
unless the JspException contains a root cause, in which case its root
cause it wrapped inside the ServletException.
> and then Tomcat JspServletWrapper.service() wraps that in a
JasperException
> (which is also a ServletException). So the original exception is 3 deep
> and the stack trace of the original exception is not reported in the log
> (and if there is no message, as with a NullPointerException, then there
> is not even a message about what happened). So there is little or no
> useful diagnostics. What is the rationale for this behavior? It seems
> like the service() method should not wrap a ServletException inside a
> JasperException.
Which version of the sources did you look at?
The Tomcat 5 version of JspServletWrapper.service() has this code at the
bottom:
} catch (ServletException ex) {
throw ex;
} catch (IOException ex) {
throw ex;
} catch (IllegalStateException ex) {
throw ex;
} catch (Exception ex) {
throw new JasperException(ex);
}
which wraps an exception inside a JasperException only if it is
neither of type ServletException, IOException, and
IllegalStateException.
Jan
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