To send errors to Rollbar from your Java application, you should use our rollbar-java package.
compile('com.rollbar:rollbar-java:1.0.0')
The minimal amount of code you need to use rollbar-java is:
import static com.rollbar.notifier.config.ConfigBuilder.withAccessToken;
import com.rollbar.notifier.Rollbar;
Rollbar rollbar = Rollbar.init(withAccessToken("{{ server_access_token }}"));
rollbar.log("Hello, Rollbar");
A few seconds after you execute this code, the message should appear on your project's "Items" page.
For a more detailed example integration, see below:
We initialize com.rollbar.notifier.Rollbar with a Config which has the access token and other configuration properties set on it.
We can then this this instance of Rollbar to report messages via the log/debug/warning/error/critical methods.
Any uncaught exceptions are automatically reported to Rollbar. This behavior can be turned off via the configuration.
import static com.rollbar.notifier.config.ConfigBuilder.withAccessToken;
import com.rollbar.notifier.Rollbar;
import com.rollbar.notifier.config.Config;
public class Application {
private Rollbar rollbar;
public Application() {
Config config = withAccessToken("{{ server_access_token }}")
.environment("development")
.codeVersion("1.0.0")
.build();
this.rollbar = Rollbar.init(config);
}
public static void main(String[] args) {
Application app = new Application();
app.execute();
}
private void execute() {
try {
throw new RuntimeException("Some error");
} catch (Exception e) {
rollbar.error(e, "Hello, Rollbar");
}
}
}
A more full-featured example can be found on GitHub.
All configuration is done via the Config object in rollbar-java. You can see the interface here.
Check out this blog post for more information on how to use rollbar-java in your Spring app.