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Bugfix release 0.3.1 for servlet library

Today we’ve released servlet library version 0.3.1 that fixes StackOverflowError introduced with the latest release. Many users have been affected by this issue and we appologize for not spotting and fixing this earlier. The problem was not visible in our test application that’s available for download because it also contained logback libraries that masked the [...]

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Authorization and Log Level Change

LogDigger servlet library v0.3 has been released today with two new features: Change of Log Levels Until now, LogDigger was not able to catch log events with level that is lower than configured by Log4j configuration. This is still default behavior with “[server]“ level setting in Firefox extension. However, user now can set any log [...]

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Log level override with LogDigger 0.2.3

LogDigger 0.2.3 has been released today. Beside many minor improvements, this update adds support for log level override: By default, LogDigger firefox extension will return logs as configured on the server Using the “Level” menu in LogDigger panel you set application logging level (on server) for your forthcoming requests. In order to use new functionalities, [...]

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JDK 1.4 Compatibility Update

Due to high interest, tonight we’ve released update of LogDigger servlet library compatible with JDK 1.4. In addition, minor changes have been made to make the library Servlet 2.3 API compatible. Everything has been tested on JDK 1.4.2 and Tomcat 4.1. Let us know if you find any problem.

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LogDigger 0.2.2 has been released

LogDigger 0.2.2 has been released with the following major improvements: Status icons and tooltips are added to make clear distinction between different states of the LogDigger. In case of error message registered on the server, alert message is displayed in a small window that slides up from the bottom of the screen, holds there for [...]

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First Public Release of LogDigger is out

Have you even been frustrated tracking Java server logs? This can be pretty challenging (and annoying) task especially if the same server is used by other developers or even maybe users. In this case log file could be flooded with a lot (for you) irrelevant messages. Yes, I know… there are console tools like grep [...]

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Welcome to LogDigger.com

As software developers we often have a chance to try out cool new tools and programming libraries that promise to make our work easier and more efficient, some even to make it more enjoyable and fun. Many of these tools really deliver what they’ve promised and consequently are widely accepted and used. I started this [...]

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