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Anicetus is an application telemetry framework. Anicetus defines a language neutral standard for publishing streams of facts about a running application.
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The approach of this project is to provide a tool to analyse logfiles. You can specify rules for the extraction of information from any text files and display and browse them in a swing-based GUI.
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The objective of this program is to check log files of your applications. It analyses them and tells you if the application works fine (or not). So that, you just receive one mail to say : "ok", or "some applications seem to go wrong !"
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Cross-language and cross-platform user's action tracking framework,enabling researchers to respect user's privacy through visual controls which allow users to start/stop/pause data recording,view logged data and opt out of a research study.
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Platform based on JMS queues to centralize System Event Messages (syslog) and Application Layer Messages, persisting them in several Databases and providing several pre- and post- processes according the message's nature, like encryption, mail.
