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| Introducing
Jylog |
when logging is used only
for debugging purposes, as is done in most of the java
applications (excluding server side apps). It is quite
tedious to write logging code in beginning and end of every
method ,exception and every possible condition. More over
the logs generated are so large in size that finding
relevant information becomes a tedious task, more over
if the program is a multi threaded one understanding
logs becomes virtually a nightmare.
Jylog proposes a solution to this
problem. It is the first tool of it's kind available. Although I intended to make it a full debugger
currently only logger part is complete. read
more..
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| Features |
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Jylog is a JPDA based logger which extracts
information from an executing JVM at runtime.
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Jylog
does not modifies the application source or binaries.
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Jylog
Fully supports multi threading, all threads are logged separately.
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All
thee events that are logged are time stamped.
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It
can be used with any application whether on local
machine or remote machine.
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Jylog
is based on JPDA (Java platform debugger architecture) so
it should be used while debugging only.
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| More
utilities ... |
modifying class-path while
working with java is a tedious task specially if you
work with console.
Here is a utility which automatically
adds or removes class-path entries, by just a right click on
the folder or jar file. (windows only). click here (or find it
along with Jylog in sourceforge).
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| Technologies
involved |
JPDA
- sun's JPDA is the platform for building
debuggers in Java.
Xerces
- Apache's open source Xerces project is a validating
XML parser.
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Jylog