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Article #8034Re: generating stack trace in javaw
From: John McGrath TeamB
Date: Sat, 28 Apr 2001 10:42
Date: Sat, 28 Apr 2001 10:42
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On Sat, 21 Apr 2001 11:42:13 +0200, Torsten Welches wrote:
> >You could package the application using the JBuilder launcher.
Just in case I did not make this clear for any one else who may be
reading this, I was referring to this technique:
http://community.borland.com/article/0,1410,22496,00.html
I just noticed that the article says it applies to JBuilder 3.5. I am
not sure if I ever tried it with JBuilder 4, but I am guessing it will
work.
> Do you have a link handy for such an application that shows a
> hidden window?
I use a program called Vern (http://oneguycoding.com). It is a virtual
desktop utility, but it has that capability built into it. To show a
hidden window, open the properties dialog and go to the "Processes"
tab. Select the "Show Hidden" checkbox, and then select the JBuilder
console window in the list. The window should have the same name as
the executable; it is named "D:\Java\JBuilder4\bin\JBuilder.exe" for
JBuilder's console window on my system. Then press the "Show" button
and you should see the window.
> This technique would work for JBuilder itself as well - would be
> quite helpful sometimes indeed.
Yes, it can be pretty handy if you need to see JBuilder's output and
have not already redirected the output. I have used it to look at
JBuilder's window on a number of occasions.
And in case you were wondering, you can install it on a system and use
it without rebooting. I once ended up with a hidden window as a result
of another virtual desktop program failing, so I could not do a save,
and I had several hours of work invested. If I tried to shut the
system down, it would warn me that the work was not saved, but the
dialog had no save option -- just quit and cancel. I could not bring
myself to press quit. I finally thought of Vern, installed it, and
made the window visible again. Vern saved my bacon that time.
It is also interesting to scrounge around looking at all of the
"windows" that exist on your system.
--
Regards,
John McGrath [TeamB]
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