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See entire error trace in eclipse

 
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Hello. How do I tell eclipse to display the entire stack trace of exceptions? Sometimes I can only see most of the trace, and then a message similar to "... 12 more" I would like to see those lines!

Thanks!

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The phrase "... NN more" appears in the "caused by" clause of an exception stack trace. This means that the code caught an exception and throws a new exception linking the original exception to the new one. When printing the stack traces, the JVM does not duplicate the call stacks that match for the linked exceptions - it prints those only for the first exception.

In other words, the "12 more" in your case are the last 12 entries in the exception stack trace before the "caused by" clause.
 
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Enlightenment! Thanks.
 
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