I've upgrade MyFaces Core 2.0.5 to 2.0.8 and stopped receiving runtime exceptions logs. Something in the logging mechanism changed that hides the exception messages.
To test this, I planted this code in the bean:
logger.trace("XXX BEFORE XXX");
((AdminBean)(null)).deiChanged("DfdfD");
logger.trace("XXX AFTER XXX");
And I can see that the log (and tomcat console) print XXXX BEFORE XXXX so I know for sure that a null pointer exception was thrown.
So, How should I handle run time exceptions? I'm just referring to logging them at this point but if I have to create a handler, than I will do that.
I'm using JSF2.1 and then I do indeed need a handler. From GoJava it seems that 2.0 also needs one.
MAG, Milo van der Zee