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Ascii Art for Java
Visual components ready for ASCII rendering
Instantly create ASCII reports, multi-column tables, graphs, ... These can be rendered on screen, files and most importantly log streams. -
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Multiplatform: Easy setup Syslog Server tool for recording network messages. It opens the UDP port 514 on your computer to act as Syslog Server and displays the messages immediately in your screen.
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Dashboard for Hyperic Alerts
Tools to visualize alerts from Hyperic
Tools created with Adobe Flex to display alerts from Hyperic in a Dashboard on a big TV screen. -
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Cherubim takes a snapshot of the computer screen and stores the image in a log file. The log file can then be played back like a movie.
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phpLogFacility is a log class for PHP (like log4j for java or the dead log4php projects here), which enables you to use an easy to use logging mechanism inside your console or web script without the need of ugly debug screen output.
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