IntelliJ Analyze Stack Trace

Published by Rob on September 4th, 2008 - in IntelliJ, Java

The IntelliJ Analyse stack trace is a good tool to add to your bag of tricks.

Simple copy a stack trace to the clipboard, then go to IntelliJ -> Analyze Menu -> Analyze Stack trace

You will see the option to normalize the stacktrace (which is worth choosing), after pressing ok, you will see the output put into the run menu, which will allow you to navigate to classes inside your current project.

This is a nice tool for debugging support stacktraces you may receive, or stack traces originating from a remote server.

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