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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