HOW TO LOCATE WHERE A JAVACODE EXCEPTION WAS THROWN (BOZZA)
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When you receive some
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n]
trace (see [JSup Application properties#Options])
from [JavaCode] you can find where the [JavaCode]
that thrown the
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n]
is located: * Identify the exception trace from the
[Output window] or from the [standard output file].
* Identify the line that is referred to a
$jsup$_????_funcs class (in the example below it is
the first line of the trace, but it is not always
so easy...): at
$jsup$_win1_funcs.$win1$_f27($jsup$_win1_funcs.java:210)
* The number at the end of the line (210) tell you
the line number. * The part of the class name
(replaced by ???? above) tell you which is the
[container of the script] that thrown the
exception; for example: * domain0: the exception
was thrown in a [Shared domain] script. Go to menu
File / Application properties / Edit SHARED code /
JavaCode common. * domain1: the exception was
thrown in a [User domain] script. Go to menu File /
Application properties / Edit USER code / JavaCode
common. * winXX: means that the exception was
thrown by a [script] or an [animation] located in
the [window] with id = XX. If you don't know which
is that [window] (because more than a [window] is
currently displayed or because you are performing
an "a posteriori" analysis of a [log]) then you can
find the ID of window in the [Window property
dialog] or by viewing the content of the file
win000XX.jw in the [application directory] (the
name of the [window] is on the second line of that
file). When you have opened that window in the
[Graphic editor] go to menu Window / Window
properties / JavaCode In the tab found above you
have to click the View translated Java with line
number button. In the window that will appear
scroll to the line number 210 (in the example) and
see which is the code. ((())) The comment at the
beginning of the function tells you that the code
correspond to the [Action animation] of the
[graphic object] whose path is //prova/#65/Button
'Error Test button' #0 prova is the name of
[window], #65 is the automatic name given to the
binder that contain the [button] named Error Test
button where the [Action animation] is located. You
can use the [navigation window] ( toolbar button or
Ctrl+N keys) to locate and select the [graphic
object].