Re: EurekaLog 5.0 (Catch every Exception showing Line#)

> We are happy to announce the immediate availability of the new EurekaLog
> 5.0.

Hi,

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EurekaLog 5.0 (28-Apr-2005):
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1)...Integration with the Dephi/Cbuilder IDE help (in HTML format)
2)...Upload of log-file and attached files via HTTP/HTTPS and FTP protocol;
3)...Send a log-file copy in XML format;
4)...Send the last generated HTML page (only for the WEB applications);
5)...Send the email/"upload files" in a separated thread;
6)...Compress all files to send in tar.gz format (.tgz);
7)...Attach customizable files to the send message;
8)...Add customizables data to the log-file;
9)...Add customizables fields to the uploading HTML page;
10)...New improved Exception-Dialog GUI interface;
11)...Full Exception-Dialog customization;
12)...Adding customizable "Support Link" in the Exception-Dialog;
13)...Customizable HTML error page via HTML template;
14)...Automatical Exception-Dialog closing after customizable time;
15)...Customizable log-file section view (show/hide Modules/CPU sections);
16)...Full Call-Stack customization;
17)...Display of detailed running Threads call-stack (calling Thread
call-stack included);
18)...Choose if show/hide the Windows/Borland Threads call-stack;
19)...Display of Procedure Offset (to use sources modified after the
software delivery);
20)...Automatical software Terminating/restarting after a customizable
crashes number;
21)...Pause all Windows/Borland Threads during the Exception show;
22)...Use the Main-Module options (for the library modules only);
23)...Save a compressed files contained all the data in case of wrong send;
24)...Encrypt every debug info with a password not saved in the compiled
file;
25)...New EurekaLog Viewer full integrated with the OS Shell and
Delphi/CBuilder IDE;
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Since this is a major release (version 5 rather than 4), could you pick out
which are the major new features from this, and elaborate them a little?

Or is it the case that the transition from version 4 to version 5 has been
gradual, so there is now little change between the last version 4 and the
current version 5?

Was there any compression before? Compressing files transfered is indeed a
good idea.

Thanks,

Lauchlan Mackinnon


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