Much more than application logs
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We’ve just published a new fast-track guide to LogDigger: Pimp your issue tracker!
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LogDigger Server 1.0.1 has been released today with: support for JIRA 4.0, and auto-recognition for the issue tracking software. Auto-recognition feature makes the setup of LogDigger Server easier. It’s not necessary any more to specify the base URL to the issue tracker as the server will retrieve the page and figure out base URL and [...]
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We are pleased to announce availability of our tools for simplified issue reporting. LogDigger browser extensions, supported by the LogDigger Server, allow you to report bugs to your favorite bug tracker much faster and with much more details than ever before. The LogDigger Server 1.0 supports JIRA, Bugzilla, Mantis and Redmine issue tracking software, with [...]
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Today we released LogDigger Firefox Add-on v0.3.5 that adds compatibility for recently released Firefox 3.5. You can get it from the download page or using Firefox add-on update feature.
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We’re pleased to announce the new release of LogDigger servlet library. There are several significant changes related to this release: The new name of the library is LogDigger Connector for Java. The library has been open sourced under the Apache License v2.0. There was a major refactoring of the package tree. Please check the change [...]
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It’s been very quiet here for some time… I can’t believe our last post was more than three months ago. We’ve been very busy actually and today launched new LogDigger web sites that should better serve us in the days to come: Web site http://logdigger.com has been moved to a new server and got new [...]
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In version 0.4 we introduced dynamic changing of logging levels that does not waste server resources if logging of low priority events is not requested by Firefox add-on. Unfortunately, due to bug we had, Log4j appenders were able to register only events that were at level with root logger hence ignoring the rest of Log4j [...]
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LogDigger Servlet Library v0.4 has been released today. The major improvement is handling of Log4j logging levels on the server side, as explained bellow. Performance effect of the new LogDigger servlet library is near to none: When there are no requests from authorized LogDigger clients (Firefox extension) all Log4j loggers in web application have their [...]
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Today we’ve released update for servlet library that (hopefully) fixes the problem reported on support forums, noticable as error stack trace that mentions JSONException and ConcurrentModificationException instead of expected error log. If you experienced this kind of error with LogDigger, go and pick up the update.
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