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Or pass it (or information about it) to the client code in the form of a callback (see my comment on the blog).

Or handle it in a way that is appropriate - there are other options besides logging and rethrowing exceptions, otherwise Java wouldn't have exceptions.

Or use www.cajoon.com . . . completely transparent to the application, every exception causes the JVM to 'wake it up' and if type, class, method match criteria, extracts and records snapshot of heap and stack values at the precise moment of exception.