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suppress stack trace

dbh03079

Is there a way to suppress the stack trace generated when an exception happens when calling a RunAndRenderTask?

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JasonW

I assume you do not want the error in the generated html? One ugly way to do this is to add a text element type set to html and with the following code:

<script language="JavaScript">
document.getElementById('error_icon0_0').parentNode.parentNode.parentNode.style.display = "none";
</script>

Jason

dbh03079

Sorry I wasn't quite clear. I have a custom application running on Linux which uses an IRunAndRenderTask to produce a PDF reports. Standard out and error are piped to a log file. If an exception occurs while running the task, a stack dump is produced. I am looking for a way to suppress this stack dump.

Thanks.

JasonW

I assume you are already catching the exception?

Jason

dbh03079

No, it appears to be somewhere in BIRT itself that is catching the exception and printing the stack trace.