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A PHP logging facility. Supports output to console, local file, syslog and e-mail. Supports message classes and syslog like thresholding. Requires PHP 4.x. Works in either a shell or web environment.
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Would you like to have some facilities for database applications? Or are you looking for a stable log system? I want to offer you many features you probably miss in Sun's Java API.
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Yet another logger. Take a close look at it: It is very easy to use, very unified and extendable. You may attach your favourite set of loggers to this logger, and you still use only one API! This Java logger is used throughout the COMJAT.NET systems.
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Logmine is a tool to facilitate logging to an RDBMS. Logging to a true database can make logs far more useful. While this is written in Java/JDBC, it uses a standard HTTP request, thus can be useful for any language/database.
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<b>JAVA LOGGING API that targets:<br> - Simplicity (1 line to init & log, no external objects)<br> - Maintability (auto monthly & yearly archives)<br> - Performance (bckg min priority thread pool)<br> - Extensibility (simple design)<br> Try it!</b>
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This Project provides a set of EJBs to store Log4J events (received via JMS appender) in a database. The main aim is to provide a toolset for a centralized, data-center suitable logging.
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playstation (psx) development tools: includes disassembler, code profiler, and cd mastering tools (split off from the World Foundry GDK).
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A C++ Library that provides easy logging to syslog and cerr with debug levels throught global std::ostream objects
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This is my collection of Java classes. Major chunks include: robust logging system, JDBC connection pools, lightweight application server, general utility classes.... enjoy.
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Big-Brother is a collection of J2EE filters and servlets that provide custom monitoring and auditing of web-applications, keeping track of who does what, when, and how often. It makes use of the jakarta-apache Struts framework for the interface GUI.
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With Log4J and the Java logging framework being floodgate-based, I personally still see the need for a bit-masked logging framework, where you not only have categories but actual event types instead of event levels. This will be that framework.
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Implementation neutral logging in Java - binds to whatever logging package it finds on the classpath (Log4J, LogKit, JDK 1.4 logging supported) and exposes a unified interface to it. JULog is for logging what JAXP is for XML parsing in Java!
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JCola is a file tailing application written in Java Swing. This multithreaded application can tail an unlimited amount of logfiles concurrently and simulates "tail -f" with much more functionality.
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A facility to keep a history of context information during runtime and then dumping it in a separate file when a problem occurs (similar to core dump).
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YASA is a framework to simulate and analyze real time scheduling applications on different platforms. These platforms are called Executives. You can define own tasksets, own schedulers and own synchronization protocols to describe your target environment
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Will provide an API, command line, GUI, and web application for reading log files written by the java 1.4 logging API. This will provide an easy to use java API for incorporating the use of log files into an application.
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Java Layered Frameworks is a set of Java code to provide a foundation for better and faster Java development. They include a logging framework, a utility library, and a data mapper to map Java data to relational, XML, and HTTP input form sources.
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The XMLTester is an open-source platform for system-level testing of message based XML applications, including "Web Services" applications. XMLTester is implemented primarily in Java. Please see www.xmltester.org for details.
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This project is a lightweight framework for Smart Proxies and Interceptors in RMI. Simple to use, only requires modifications to server side code. Good for implementing security, logging, client-side caching, QoS in distributed apps.
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xtrace - eXtended trace utility, similar to strace, ptrace, truss, but with extended functionality and unique features, such as dumping function calls (dynamically or statically linked), dumping call stack and more.
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The Zaval Proxy Suite is an easy-to-use pure java solution that allows monitoring TCP-based protocols, such as HTTP, NNTP and others. Another area of appliance is multiple connections logging with proxy facilities.
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Cricket Cage automatically creates JUnit TestCases for repeatable bugs and test scenarios. Include Cricket Cage's AspectJ code to install a code generator, then run the program to generate the TestCase. Finally, add the test case to your build.xml.
