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qflog is a tool for displaying log messages which is built on top of our Java library qflib. It can be used to conveniently browse log messages, searching for those that may be of relevance to some problem. Messages can be sorted, various kinds of filters can be applied and there is support for incremental search and bookmarks. Additionally qflog provides a graphical interface for the parameters that control the generation of log messages. To that end qflog can either communicate with a program over RMI, or the component for display and control of the messages can be integrated directly into a program. More information about qflog is available in the manual. You can grab the current version of qflog from our download page. |
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qflog is distributed for free under the terms of the Mozilla Public License Version 1.1, MPL for short. It comes without warranty of any kind. The license grants you free use of qflog, access to the source and the right to modify and redistribute it. The only restrictions are that you cannot remove Quality First Software's copyright and that modifications of qflog are automatically covered by the MPL as well. Code that just uses qflog through its published interface (referred to as "greater work" in the license) is free to use any license whatever. As long as these conditions are met there is nothing to inhibit commercial use or commercial distribution of qflog, e.g. together with other software on a CD-rom. We decided in favor of the MPL because it appears to be a good compromise between protecting openness and free use on the one hand and enabling interoperation with third party software under any license on the other. The text of the license is short and precise compared to others and is comprehensible for the layman. |
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qflog comes in two flavours, one for JDK 1.1 with Swing 1.1 and one for JDK 1.2 and above. Both versions are essentially the same, the only difference being the location of the collection classes. The collection framework is a part of the Java Foundation Classes (JFC). With the release of JDK 1.2 the JFC were integrated into the standard Java class library.
Since the collection classes are far superior to their
predecessors qflog is built on top of our free Java library qflib. Please get the current version from our download page. |
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Simply ensure that the correct qflog and qflib
You'll find a start script in the
To test the installation execute |
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Every kind of feedback is welcome. Please send comments, bug reports, patches, feature requests etc. to qflog@qfs.de. |
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We know of the following bugs in the current version:
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