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Lightweight graphical Java based file watcher similar in functionality to tail. Includes additional per-file features like pausing, setting polling frequency, font size, and buffer size, refresh, in-pause tail, and clear.
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BackupRotator is a small Java utility to rotate files of any kind (including backup files, log files, etc.) and to be able to keep the newest *n* files.
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Javatools that any Java project will find useful. Highlights are a Rogue Wave DBTools.h++ lookalike that makes RDBMS access easy. It includes an SQL parser and generator. An implementation of Cron and Crontab in java. File logging and assert classes.
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Follow is a simple Java application which allows a user to monitor several log files concurrently. The source for this project is now being maintained at http://hallwaytech.github.com/follow
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Simple command line driven Java program to allow you to record arbitrary events in a MySQL database. E.g. when a machine or a person logged on or off. Just call Makam at appropriate points in your login/logout scripts.
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Provides an API that allows your Java applications to generate and log internationalized messages along with creating localized exceptions. Also provides Java annotations and an ANT task to help automatically generate language resource bundles.
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Another logging framework for Java. I try to balance flexibility, usabilty and performance using OOP. Currently the framework is usable but it lacks a lot of functionality.
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Grafana: The open and composable observability platformGrafana is the open source analytics & monitoring solution for every database.
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Core library for complex software project development. Features: semaphores, services, finite state machine, framework, utilities related to the middleware architecture and implementation.
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A tail GUI with coloring of log entries based on regular expressions. Project has moved to http://code.google.com/p/svansprogram/
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DevJournal is a tool for programmers that helps them be more purposeful and reflective about their work by tracking their edits and allowing them to save a collated, annotated history of their work session.
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Mysql Monitor Tool is a useful application to monitor multiple Mysql server instances. Its simple and effective user interface allows you to track the health of your servers, check parameters and visualize trends via real time charts.
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jMorse generates audible morse code from input text. jMorse is written in java and can be used via ant, log4j, java logging, or directly in-code.
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DAD is a Windows event log and syslog management tool that allows you to aggregate logs from hundreds to thousands of systems in real time. DAD requires no agents on the servers or workstations. Correlation and analysis is driven through a web front end.
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"Java log viewer" is a GUI to easily view the java application logs generated by the "java.util.logging" package. The log must be formatted by the XMLFormatter class. It provides facilities in order to filter, to sort and to find log records.
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Mindtree Insight
Log file parser and viewer
Insight, the analysis TechTool for developers is a platform independent tool for viewing & analying run time meta data of applications. It aids in trouble shooting problems, and aids the developer in every day work through very advanced log analysis. -
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A multi-platform software designed to log data from a plant control system using OPC-DA and store it into a persistent back-end.
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LogShark is a simple log monitor. It can monitor multiple directories, and for each directory a different set of filename patterns can be used. Because LogShark does not lock anything, it does not prohibit removal of the files and/or directories.
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Feed State is used to view (and store) log files of different formats from many different processes over a network. A massive variety of logs are supported: XML, database, all ASCII log files, all parsed into a common format for viewing and analysis.
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Screen Capture is a client & server application, which allows user to track client's desktop in network by taking random photos of client desktop.
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Microlog is a small, yet powerful logging library for mobile devices based on the Log4j API. Supports Java ME (J2ME) and Android. Logs to device, to PC or to servers online. Used in all phases from development on emulator/device to outdoor field-testing.
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In this project I will try to create logging analysis tool which will be very simple & can generate variety of report. I get this idea by using InsightUI which is inspired by chainsaw.
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LOG4PLSQL is a PLSQL framework for logging in all PLSQL code this project was born from the log4J spirit (and use it). You have the possibility to log apart from transaction and use all LOG4J feature.
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At an early stage of development. Application/middleware usage monitoring/reporting. Focus on business transactions/use cases to help communicate with users. Small footprint, easy to use GUI and a level of statistical analysis to summarise the data.
