ErrorTracker

Keeping track of errors when dealing with .NET Framework-based applications can be done manually, relying on a process that involves the use of email clients, like Thunderbird. Such an approach is common among the offerings of many commercial services, but ErrorTracker was developed in order to offer a more specialized solution to such requirements.

Offered with two distinct components, a server and a client, the application will provide separate functionality for each.

Featuring a built-in manager, once initialized, this Windows service will start listening on the default ports, 80 for HTTP and 443 for HTTPS, respectively. If users have these ports assigned to other tasks, changing them can be done by editing the provided, “Settings.cfg” file, which is bundled in the deployment archive.

In the same configuration file, one will be able to also adjust other parameters, such as the “User List” and “Project List”, but the developer recommends using the web interface for safer access to the configuration.

The client component will allow users to create new projects, and view the events that have been recorded for the defined criteria. Folder trees can be created for organizing such events and keeping things structured.