> I know this is off topic, but can anyone recommend a tool to tell you
> what has changed in the Windows registry? I'm trying to write some Java
> code to integrate into Windows, and spent the entire day searching on
> versiontracker.com and tucows.com, and every single tool I tried either
> crashed or wouldn't work. :-(
>
> Trying to put out a cross platform tool means spending 10 times as long
> getting it to run on Windows than UNIX *@)!&#@
well, there's api monitor which i use for more of the general case
http://www.rohitab.com/apimonitor/
For the registry case, I typically run the registry monitor
http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/source/regmon.shtml
If it's a small number of changes, I *have* just exported the entire
registry (you can do a subset if you know where your changes will
happen) before and after and done a diff :)
regmon's nice, it can track both reads and writes, so it's useful for
all kinds of cases.
In general, the tools on sysinternals are great - those and cygwin
make the windows world much easier to deal with :)
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