I am using Java's Logger
class. I want to pass ex.printStackTrace()
into Logger.log(loglevel, String)
, but printStackTrace()
returns void
. So I am not able to pass and print the stack trace of the exception.
Is there any way that I can convert void
into String
, or are there any other methods to print the whole stack trace of exceptions?
To print a stack trace to log you Should declare logger and method info(e. toString()) or log(Level.INFO, e. toString()). Logging is the process of writing log messages during the execution of a program to get error and warning messages as well as info messages.
Therefore, you should log a stacktrace if, and only if, and always if, the exception indicates a bug in the program. However, that does not always indicate that a method you write should catch and log the exception.
You need to understand that void
is actually nothingness
. You cannot convert what is nothing. You might end up printing void
as a string, but (trust me), you don't want that.
I think what you are looking for is
// assuming ex is your Exception object logger.error(ex.getMessage(), ex); // OR Logger.log(errorLogLevel, ex.getMessage(), ex)
This will print the error message using the logger that you have configured. For more details, you can take a look at the java docs for Exception#getMessage()
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