> > It is the "s.println(this)" that is causing errors... All of this is
> > happening in the constructor, so I guess that is why 'this' is null?
> > I'm not 100% sure and pretty confused by it all :/
>
> But 'this' is null.... which is very weird to me.
'this' isn't null, this.toString() is.
The toString() method used to return 'message' irrespective of whether it
was null.
This looks to have been fixed in CVS on March 8th, now it will return the
empty string if message is null.
Oh, and I'm not sure posting Sun code on here is legal, not everyone will
have agreed to the licence. :)
Michael
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