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Release of SmartInspect 1.2
Hello,
we are pleased to announce the release of SmartInspect 1.2 - the
advanced logging tool for debugging and monitoring .NET, Java and
Delphi applications. The major enhancements of this version are support
for .NET 2.0, a new Redistributable Console, Eclipse 3.x integration
and the ability to enable and disable logging per session.
NEW: .NET 2.0 support and Visual Studio 2005 integration
Now that Microsoft released .NET 2.0 and Visual Studio 2005, we are
following with full support for these platforms. SmartInsepct 1.2 is
the first version to include the new .NET 2.0 compatible library.
Additionally, the SmartInspect setup can now integrate the library into
Visual Studio 2005.
NEW: Redistributable Console
The new Redistributable Console is a feature reduced version of the
full SmartInspect library which can be distributed to end-users
royalty-free. This enables SmartInspect users to ship a modern looking
and feature rich log viewer and monitoring application to their
customers. End-users can identify configuration problems, monitor their
systems and solve simple issues themselves and thus reduce support calls.
NEW: Eclipse 3.x integration
The new SmartInspect setup automatically generates an appropriate user
library for Eclipse 3.x. The user library can then be imported into
Eclipse for easy and fast integration of the SmartInspect Java library.
This semi-automatic integration makes it even easier to use SmartInspect
with Eclipse.
NEW: Enable and disable logging per session
The new Active property of the SmartInspect Session class in the logging
libraries makes it possible to enable and disable logging per session.
This is especially useful for server application and web application
developers. This can be used to enable and disable logging for a specific
user or client connection, for example.
ABOUT SMARTINSPECT
SmartInspect is an advanced logging tool for debugging and monitoring .NET,
Java and Delphi applications. It helps you to identify bugs, find solutions
to customer problems and gives you a clear understanding of how your
software works in different environments and under different circumstances.
Learn more: http://www.gurock.com/products/smartinspect/
What's new: http://www.gurock.com/products/smartinspect/whatsnew/
Download: http://www.gurock.com/downloads/
For customers: http://my.gurock.com/
If you have any question about Gurock Software, SmartInspect or this
announcements, do no hesitate to contact us.
Kind regards,
Dennis Gurock
Gurock Software GmbH
http://www.gurock.com/
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