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The only indication that there was an error in a script appears at the end of a report. This is very easy to miss. There needs to be a very obvious error indication, whether it be a pop-up window or a red flag somewhere that you don't need to scroll to the bottom of the report to see.
Investigate whether engine can throw an exception for viewer to catch at the end of the rendering, and put up some gesture through Ui to signify the error.
Need further investigation on wha tis the right user experience is for different scenrios: view report as static HTML, command line generation of HTML, and web viewer.
1. MODEL provides the line no of the script in the source design file. 2. ENGINE execute the script using report element id, event name, line no. 3. ENGINE add a ErrorHandler call back 4. VIEWER provides the ErrorHandler and add the error to the Eclipse's problem viewer. 5. When user click the problem viewer, DESIGNER jumps to the error line in the source editor or script editor.