Hello, When you have many tabs with long file names, 2 things should happen: the name displayed on tabs should be shortened like "Beginning of[...]of file name" (instead of "Beginning of file name and then end of file name"), and then a label should be displayed at the right of the tabs, including a...

Hello,

Sorry, the link in this thread has now changed, we forgot to update it (I've just edited the message to fix the link). Here it is: https://logmx.com/update

Xavier

Hello,

Better late than never , LogMX v7.2.0 that was just released now allows you to store your bookmarks in (sub)folders (tree of any depth)

Xavier

Hello,

Not for now, but it is in our backlog. We agree that would be nice
I will post a message in this thread when it will be available.

Xavier

Hello, If you don't need the threads, you can use the Parser I have created for you: logmx.parser.export You will also need to setup the log levels (I assumed "V" is Verbose and "F" is Fatal, even is Fatal doesn't seem to be an official level: https://developer.android.com/reference/android/util/Log...

Thank you, I see. The LogMX Java code could call the functions of a similar DLL, but that wouldn't be portable for macOS/Linux, as well as the requirement to run a Windows service. We will try to find a pure-Java solution so that the features provided by both your service and your DLL could be achie...

Hello, I'm not sure what you have already tried (sorry if you already did), but you can: Right-click on any node in the tree view and select "Show only package and children" (if all the emitters you want to see are under the same node) If after solution 1, you need a few more emitters that are not u...

Hello, Thank you for this idea, very interesting. It seems there a few different implementations of zeroconfig (Apple's implementation "Bonjour" seems indeed pretty famous). I just only read a couple of things on this topic and it seems one implementation is not compatible with another (eg. client u...

Sorry about that, I see what happened (bug while importing the Parser on macOS, and on top of that I compiled this Parser with Java 9). Please use the attached ZIP file to manually import the Parser: copy the ".class" file from this ZIP in LogMX directory "parsers/classes/sample/parser", copy the "....

Hello, There is no option to change this color at this time. But this is a good idea, thanks. I'm adding this to our backlog. I guess we can add this new option in the "Display" tab of the "Options" dialog. I'll post a message here when the feature will be available. In the meantime, if you find it ...

Hello, There's no easy trivial way to do it, but with a few lines of Java you can write your own Parser and import it in LogMX. I attached to this post (see link below) a Parser that should do the trick for you. To import it, just go to menu "File" > "Configure Log Parsers...", then click on the imp...

Hello, the first step it's a parse problem, that's right, the error is if you say "Yes" to create a New Parser, the app doesn't open the Parser's edition window, opens the third window and I can't create a new parser for this file can't be parsed. LogMX v6.2.0 has just been released and it includes ...

Hello Marko, Thanks, happy to hear you like LogMX :) You don't have to enter the Log4j pattern(s) each time you start LogMX. When you click "OK" or "Apply" in the "Options" window after having set your parser up, all your parsers should be saved to disk (by default, file "<LogMX-install-dir>/config/...

Hello Craig, It seems that the Pattern you're using for your Parser may not be quite right: from the tests I did with your log format, it seems that the Pattern to use should be me more something like this: %d{ISO8601} SAST %-6level %c %mx{version::int}:%mx{subversion::int} [%t] %m%n The difference ...

Mail re-sent. I replaced the base URL of our website with XXXXX, I guess your mail server doesn't like URLs ending with ".jar" (which could make sense!)