I am using express 4.0 and I'm trying to send client side error from my angular app to server. I have exposed StackTrace as an angular service stacktraceService.
If I catch the error manually, and send them via a POST request like this:
stacktraceService.StackTrace
.fromError(exception)
.then(function(stackframes){
console.log(stackframes);
$.ajax({
type: "POST",
url: "./error",
contentType: "application/json",
data: angular.toJson({
stack: stackframes
})
});
});
The server side code can parse the req.body using "json()" method of express/body-parser and show it correctly.
However, if I use the stacktrace.js report functionality, like,
stacktraceService.StackTrace
.fromError(exception)
.then(function(stackframes){
console.log(stackframes);
stacktraceService.StackTrace
.report(stackframes, './error');
});
,then the server side code finds the req.body undefined.
I was wondering what the cause would be. Am I using .report() functionality wrong?
I am using express 4.0 and I'm trying to send client side error from my angular app to server. I have exposed StackTrace as an angular service stacktraceService.
If I catch the error manually, and send them via a POST request like this:
The server side code can parse the req.body using "json()" method of express/body-parser and show it correctly.
However, if I use the stacktrace.js report functionality, like,
,then the server side code finds the req.body undefined.
I was wondering what the cause would be. Am I using .report() functionality wrong?