logview4net 9.15 released
Get your fresh copy from SourceForge.
I need some help designing part of the GUI for the next release.
The changes in this release are:
- Fixed: [2250820] The part “User Interactions” in the settings dialog doesn’t expand if one adds more patterns.
- Fixed: [2250843] Manage actions missing scrollbar
- Fixed: [2250810] FolderListener: logview4net crashes if an additional file …
- Fixed: Http authentication in the RSSListener
- Fixed: [2250834] Save dialog default folder
- Fixed: [2250823] The default font is “Courier new”. But when one opens the font dialog then”Microsoft Sans Serif” is selected.
jsiServiceManager 8.09 released today
… and here are the relevant release notes:
- Fixed some sloppy null exceptions
- Uses a newer version of jsiAppUpdater to enable localized web site.
- Fixed an error whith the state image in the app. window
- Enabled manual sorting of the services within a group.
- Starting a group will start the services in the display order.
- Stopping or Pausing a group will stop or pause the services in the reverse display order.
- Restarting a group will first Stop all services in the group and the Start all services in the group.
- If the displayname is empty in the app. window the ‘official’ service name will be used instead.
Design decision for logview4net and a new release.
New year, new release.
This release incorporates the performance fixes that were maid last week after some user feedback.
I still have no intentions to turn logview4net into a full featured log parser, but now it can handle much bigger datasets than before. If I get some bright ideas it might get faster still. The problem is that I load all existing data into the textbox that shows the data. So if you add a file or SQL listener and there is lots of data already there and you choose to show it all; logview4net will treat each row as a separate message and show each message one at a time.
The design decision I’ve made for logview4net is that all listeners are treated as being forward only data. This means that I can’t get past time data from a listener, it will send new data to the part of the program I call the viewer. The viewer is essentially the textbox that shows all formatted data. This decision was made because I’d rather have lots of available datasources than a fast way to look at old data. logview4net was initially and primarily built to be a real time log viewer/monitor, not a log parser to use on historic data.
If I only worked with random access data I could take the same approach as Kiwi Log Viewer and load only the data that the use can see at the moment. I have some ideas on how to merge these worlds and I’ll probably use the blog to make them more tangible for myself.
The changes made to release 8.01 removed lots of processing time when receiving an event but the greediest part is the RichTextBox that comes with the .Net Framework so I’m looking for a replacement for that.
jsiPodFetch 7.44 released today
I just uploaded a new release of jsiPodFetch.
CHANGE LOG
7.44
- Enabled two simultaneous downloads. Might be more in the future.
- Made it possible to stop copying files to the player while syncing.
- Feed URL is now emptied after a click on add.
- Fixed a bug that prevented some feeds to be verified.
- All actions should have a wait cursor now.
- A copy of the settings file will now be made when loaded successfully.
jsiPodFetch 7.37
I just did a new release of jsiPodFetch.
Unless I get distracted by user reported errors the next release will include support for downloading media via BitTorrent.
CHANGE LOG
7.37
- Fixed an error because of mismatch between the meta data and the file system that could happen if a user for some reason killed the process in the wrong millisecond.
- Added call in uninstaller to remove jsiPodFetch related data
- Added -uninstall as a commandline argument to remove all jsiPodFetch related data. (To be used by the uninstaller.)
- Fixed a bug that left done files on the player.
- Now detects when a USB device is added or removed and does a refresh automatically.
First service release of jsiPodFetch
Today I did the first service release of my podcast downloader; jsiPodFetch.
The new version is 7.35 (I use year and week for version numbering) and this is what i have fixed since 7.33:
- App disappears when minimizing.
- Blue ‘light’ turned of after first downloaded item. Even if there were more.
- It takes to long to open the initial window.
- Items in new feed wasn’t downloaded until restart of application.
- The free space calculation fails when copying files.
- Add a license dialog to installer.
- Removed the question for folder on start when the player is not connected.
- Send user to website on F1
- Missing data in feeds causes internal exceptions. (Changed exception text. Errors on per item, not per feed.)
- Lowering the size limit on the player while having ‘to much’ data on the player will create internal errors. (The app works OK though.)
jsiPodFetch is an application that helps when listening to podcasts in phones or other media players. It downloads media to your PC, creates a playlist and copies the media to your player.
Official release of jsiPodFetch
At last I have released a beta of jsiPodFetch:
Make it easier to listen to podcasts with your phone or media player.
jsiPodFetch will download the audio files from your podcast RSS feeds and create a playlist for optimal listening order.
Downloaded media is stored on your PC until you mark them as done.
jsiPodFetch is in beta and can be downloaded here.
More information and documentation will be provided shortly.
jsiPodFetch is freeware now, but please take a look at my advertisers to support the future development.
New release of logview4net (7.28)
I just made a new release of logview4net.
New features are:
- A StdOut / StdErr listener
- A block ignore action
Goto jsiSoft.com to download it.
CHANGELOG:
7.28
Fixed: Add an IgnoreBlock action that should have an IgnoreStart + IgnoreEnd pattern
Fixed: Make it possible to ingore events on pause instead of caching them.
Fixed: Make the cmd-line parser use the StdOut-listener for .exe-files
Enabled the StdOut listener
Fixed a dispose bug on all listeners.
New releases of logview4net
There’s been a hectic couple of weeks. I’ve made three releases in two and a half week so the version number is ahead of the calendar. I finally got some response from users so I’m very inspired to make logview4net even better.
Please go here to download.
The latest changes are:
7.20
Added some command line configuration. Documented in the help file.
Made it possible to associate the .l4n extension with logview4net
7.19
Fixed: [1711956] When changing Poll timeout, settings not saved
7.18
RssListener moved to core.
StdOutListener moved to core (needs some more testing to go live)
FolderListener moved to core.
Fixed: The buttons in the config-form moves out of range when there are lots of listeners
Fixed & Handled: SecuritExceptions in EventLogListener on Vista
There is now a manifetst embedded that elevates the application then
it starts. I have also added some error handling to fail a bit nicer
on most exceptions in the EventlogListener
Fixed: [1698479] When loading configuration, actions are lost
Trying to parse font size as int
Added security elevation to the manifest file to make the app run with admin rights in Vista.
FileListener moved to core.
UdpListener moved to core.
Fixed: Make the installer know about .NET 2.0
Fixed bug when the program tried to look for updates and had no connection.
New release of logview4net
I just made a new release of logview4net.
It is only a bug fix release. There are no new functions.
