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Slashdot | Free Web-Based Exception Reporting
by Jamie at 11:24 am EDT, Sep 14, 2005 |
Free Web-Based Exception Reporting Posted by ScuttleMonkey on Wednesday September 14, @08:06AM
from the interesting-concept-awaiting-execution dept.
Tsar writes "Promethean Personal Software (makers of Sherpa, a code generating tool for db apps) have quietly released ExceptionCollection, a free (as in beer) online service for developers using any SOAP-enabled environment. You sign up on the site, download their component, add three or four lines of code to your app, and any exceptions thrown by your users get logged at ExceptionCollection.com for your later perusal (the last 100 anyway). There are several options, like whether reporting requires user approval. Is this as cool as it looks, or a solution in search of a problem?"
This is a great tool - but doesn't sound like it'd be hard to implement yourself if you already are working in SOAP anyways |
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RE: Slashdot | Free Web-Based Exception Reporting
by Graham at 12:14 pm EDT, Sep 14, 2005 |
ibenez wrote:
This is a great tool - but doesn't sound like it'd be hard to implement yourself if you already are working in SOAP anyways
I think the point was for people using a SOAP capable environment - not necessarially using SOAP themselves. People developing in ASP.NET or Tomcat could well not be going anywhere near SOAP, and yet they can still make use of this service. From the site:
For .NET, we provide a compiled component (DLL file) so that you don't even have to mess with SOAP and web services.
I'm not sure how keen I would be for all of my website errors to be sent to somebody else for collection. Seems like it could be a major security risk in some situations... |
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