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Chainsaw is a GUI log viewer and filter for the Log4J package. It listens for LoggingEvent objects sent using the SocketAppender and displays them in a table. The events can be filtered based on Priority, Thread name, Category name and Message. It can als
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Lumberjack is a distributed system for logging, allowing several application tiers to communicate logging events through one or many channels. Running in parrallel to the application, LJ allows multiple listeners to process the same event.
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Armature
Java ARM support for standards, Maven, & archetypes
The project creates a standard for Java implementations of ARM applications. It uses an asynchronous event model with threading that is standard for any board the runs Java on an ARM processor. The set of interfaces, abstract classes, events and enums create a standard that help enforce the write once, run anywhere credo. This will make code more portable and readable. -
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A Simple Open Source Monitor and Manager for Tomcat's Web Applications. SiMonCat allows deploying and undeploying of web applications, and monitoring the state of multiple tomcat servers, through the attempt to execute programmed events.