Is there a way to hide the debug lines wildfly uses when calling interface methods?

breaker71413901 Feb 7, 2020 6:08 PM

So when I call the method of an interface, there are a bunch of lines between the calling class and the called class that I do not care about. Is there a way to omit them from the debug call stack? If A class X method calls B interface Y method and C implements B, I would like to see only these two lines:

A.X

C.Y

1. Re: Is there a way to hide the debug lines wildfly uses when calling interface methods?

brian.stansberry Feb 7, 2020 8:16 PM (in response to breaker71413901)

There's no way to omit them from the call stack trace, as they are part of the call stack. If the stack trace gets logged they will appear.

If you're talking about how a tool like an IDE displays the call stack, I suppose an IDE with an advanced understanding of EE could know what class in your source code is your bean implementation and could offer a feature to collapse the call stack. That would be an IDE-specific feature. I have no idea if such a thing exists.
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