Exception thrown but where?

Hi i am using netbeans 5.5 along with the s60 emulator and when i run into an exception, the output screen displays this message:
java.io.IOException
- javax.microedition.lcdui.Image.createImage(), bci=30
- PFFCanvas.load_image(), bci=512
- PFFCanvas.spin(), bci=18
- PFFCanvas.run(), bci=1767
- java.lang.Thread.run(), bci=11
from that message its unclear to me which line in my code is where the exception is thrown at. on other emulators i could simply click on the top of the exceptio output just like a hyperlink that links to the actual line of code that the exception occured.
how can i find out which line this exception has occures?

how can i find out which line this exception has occures?in the line that calling createImage() !

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Shakti

Hi Ravi
                                Try this
                                            try
                Object retMsgs = output.get(bapiretrunmsgobject);
                  if(result != null )
IrecordSet rmsg = (IrecordSet) result
               catch(Exception ex)
                    printException(ex, "Error getting function result");
Lemme know for any further questions.
Regards
Praveen

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