Just thought I'd let you all know that I have just updated my Exception
Logger to Version 2 (0.9.5 RC1).
I fixed a bunch of bugs related to my converting it from my own use to
something that almost any developer can use :). I've also updated the
documentation considerably. YuviDroid helped out quite a bit over this
weekend by testing and sending me results... so thanks.. it was much
appreciated :).
Also, the web pages are functional now, so you can view the exceptions
as you test. I will add some more features later, but they are at least
functional.
Anyone that downloaded it in the last week DEFINITELY needs to download
it again :
URLS are : .
Zip file (w/docs and and install files ) here :
http://bgies.com/media/exceptionlogger/exceptionlogger.zip
If you only want the docs:
http://bgies.com/media/exceptionlogger/bgies_Exception_Logger_Documentation.pdf
Exception Logger Manager (for viewing the exceptions) :
http://bgies.com/index.php/software-developers/exception-logger-management.html
*What the Exception Logger does:*
When properly setup the Exception Logger logs ALL unhandled Exceptions
in your Android app, and optionally can be setup to log your trapped
exceptions, and user settings or other information also . The fields it
logs are below:
* Insert Time - Time and Date the exception was logged
* Developer Key - Used to sort your exceptions (and make sure nobody
else can see them)
* Application Name - If you have multiple applications, you can sort
on this
* Activity Name - the activity that generated the exception.
* Function Name - if you setup your app to use this, it will log the
name of the function that generated the exception
* Application Version - the integer version number from your
manifest file
* Device Type - The alphanumeric string from the Android framework
(android.os.Build.MODEL)
* Exception Logger Version - so you know if you are using the latest
version of our API
* SDK Version - The integer version of the Android SDK the device is
running (android.os.Build.VERSION.SDK_INT)
* Android Id - the Android unique Id. You can sort by it to see the
exceptions happening to each user
* Email Address - if the user chose to send it
* Extras - The Extras field is a varchar(255) of whatever your
application sets it to. Use it to send additional debugging
information
* IP Address - the IP Address logged by our server. May be helpful
in some cases
* Stacktrace - the complete stack trace at the time the exception
occurred
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Sincerely,
Brad Gies
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