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<P><FONT SIZE=2>Hello all,<BR>
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hen there's an error at the server side (which is implemented in python)<BR>
the caller gets all the exception trace.<BR>
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For clients that are not written in python (in my case C++), the python<BR>
exception trace is meaningless.<BR>
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How to disable the exception trace (sending the error message only)?<BR>
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I see this as a bug since any assumption about the caller (e.g.<BR>
programming language) is incorrect. I suggest a debugging flag that<BR>
enable the trace. IMO, the normal behavior shouldn't append the trace.<BR>
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Thanks<BR>
Eyal<BR>
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