Log Viewer update
I just posted a new version of the logviewer, this is just an updated version for a bug in Eclipse 3.1. This new version will now allow you to resize the space dedicated to the tree and grid components.
If you curious the problem was a change in behavior with the grid layout component. So I changed the plugin to use the SashForm component instead.


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Thanks for this excellent plugin!<br/>
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If you're after suggestions, how about displaying each logfile's file size in the left panel?<br/>
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cheers<br/>
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David<br/>
<p>thanks<br/>
---nimer</p>
Any ideas when you release an updated version.
The one I have works just fine, just looking forward to the next installment.
Ethan Cane
Web Developer
Your log viewer looks awesome. I do have a problem in enhancing your view. Well The problem really rests with Refresh option. We do have to press the refresh button manually to update the view with log changes. I like to automate this option.
How can I track for the changes in the log file and display it in the view without the explicit refresh button.
(I mean to say as and when the log file changes my table needs to be updated accordingly)
Expecting your help...
Best Regards,
Pradeep
What kind of enhancements are you adding?
You are almost there. Well, Log file should automatically update , its set to work like a tail. But not every few seconds...
Its like this..
I am using a source viewer to populate parsed log contents. I do have to implement something to identify that the data from the log source has arrived and update my viewer with the same.
Its something like a wake up call to the viewer to update as the data arrives.
Rgds,
Would it be worth while to be able to resize the log view pane?
The log files are on the left and are of small font. I was thinking of being able to resize the log data pane so that it would be possible to see more of the message column.
Cheers,
Teddy
I couldnt find your email address on the site, mind sending me an email, wanted to talk about getting my hands on the source of the log viewer and some related gubbins
it worked fine with eclipse 3.1
another suggestion is to add a layer to search by date within a log file - probably a ton of work to do but would be really handy