replace usage of e.printStackTrace() with Log.e(TAG, MESSAGE, e)

[tomerlevi444]

JockeyJS is mostly hosted as an external tool inside apps, and therefore, printing stacktrace is not recommended. Instead, you should tag the exception (to signal that it originated from JockeyJS's library). This is also recommended in the official Android documentation: http://developer.android.com/reference/android/util/Log.html

BTW, Log.e prints the stacktrace for you.

[paulpdaniels]

Thanks @tomerlevi444. I'll take a look, I think I might have just been lazy using eclipse's snippets.