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Log Viewer
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Saturday, January 7, 2006
People have been requesting a tool to view the logs generated by either JAMS or by Triton. Well I have version 1.0 of the LogViewer that will view JAMS logs. In the next version I will add Triton support, and the version after that I will add the ability to easily search through the logs. Log Viewer is written in C# so you will need to have the .Net framework on your machine.
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Log Viewer
Watching the Redskins
People have been requesting a tool to view the logs generated by either JAMS or by Triton. Well I have version 1.0 of the LogViewer that will view JAMS logs. In the next version I will add Triton support, and the version after that I will add the ability to easily search through the logs. Log Viewer is written in C# so you will need to have the .Net framework on your machine.
Download here.
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This would really be most effective if it could be added into triton itself. And to do this in the best way possible i think it'd be great to write a plugin for jams that gives the user the option to start up anyprogram in the triton action window. You'd just go into settings and add the program there. (then to make this really great you could add the ability to put subdirectories in the action menu so after clicking the action button it could look like the status dropdown menu where there is an arrow out to select an away message)
and i say to add this plugin i described instead of making it so the log manager just goes in there because it would pave an easier path for other plugins down the road
1/16/06 12:17 AM