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When I run some java program with a command java ExceptionTest , exceptions are sometimes omitted and looks like
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: aa/bb/DD
at SOMEWHERE(unknown source)
Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: aaa.bbb.CC
at SOMEWHER(unknown source)
... 13 more
I’d like to see 13 more exceptions in this case. Is there an option to see all exception log?
You already see them, it’s only the ridiculous way Java (and Logback by defaul) prints exceptions by default. This stack trace:
actually means the following program flow (from bottom to top):
The
... 13 more(N common frames omittedin Logback) only means that these exceptions were already printed before. In Logback you can restructure stack track to avoid duplicates and print stack lines always in correct order, see my blog.