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I\'m running into this situation where I need to parse a String into an int and I don\'t know what to do with the NumberFormatException.The compiler doesn\'t complain when I don\'t catch it, but I jus
I have a Toogle function that uses to show/hide a div bloack to end users. However, some users said the IE generate an error when they clicks on this link. I am wondering whether I can use try catch s
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I am writing a PHP script that will sit on a server running in Amazon EC2. It will receive uploaded files, create a record in the database, rename the file to match database id, resize the file, move
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In certain situations, I\'d like to catch an Exception but still show the Stack Trace in the stackTrace log defined via the Log4J properties in grails. How can I do that?
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