Can I Get the Name of the .xhtml file within my Java method?

[ceccareb.bceccarelli.net32.com]

Some .xhtml file's JSF EL expression is calling me with bad arguments.  I see the bad arguments coming into my Java class and method.   Is there a class whose method I can use to retrieve the name of the .xhtml file whose EL expression is sending me bad info.  

I want to log this info.

Throwing an Exception() does not do the trick.  The stack trace does not reveal the problem .xhtml file. 

The URL is not specific enough either.   The .xhtml ui:includes files, one of which is the bad guy.

[mikebgx]

From the facesContext which you can either inject it or obtain by:         FacesContext ctx = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
call the getViewId() method.

getClientId() may help too.

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[ceccareb.bceccarelli.net32.com]

Thank you Mike.   That did the trick!    Do you know of a way to find the line number in the file that JBoss is currently invoking?

I may be asking to land on the moon now, but you may give me landing instructions!   You certainly put me in orbit.    I did not find anything (in debug mode) that would indicate a line number is a low hanging fruit.

[mikebgx]

Facelets stack traces contain the line number within the .xhtml so it must be possible, just like landing on the moon is possible :-)

By careful use of id's and vuews / sub-forms in the .xhtml I've managed to narrow it down to a form:subView:subView etc which can help with a big view page.