GriffinPlus.Lib.Logging 7.0.5

A pipeline stage for the Griffin+ logging subsystem that forwards log messages to the local log service (proprietary, Windows only).

Interfaces and in-memory implementation of a collection of log messages with filtering capabilities. The unfiltered collection and the filtered collection are fully data-binding capable and can be directly used from code that access collections via the IList/IList<T> interface and track changes via the interfaces INotifyCollectionChanged and INotifyPropertyChanged. An accessor allows accessing the filtered message set without filtering the entire message set in advance and is a better fit when processing large amounts of messages, but it does not support data binding (as the filtered collection does). A basic (also data-binding capable) filter is also part of the package. It allows to filter by timestamp and select from collections of process names/ids, application names, log writer names, log level names and tags. Items from these collections simply need to be selected to filter by them. A full-text search on the message text field is also supported. The filter can be used in conjunction with the filtered collection and the filtering accessor.

A log file for the Griffin+ logging subsystem working on a sqlite database. Includes a pipeline stage to integrate the log file into the Griffin+ logging subsystem. A collection with data-binding capabilities backed by the log file allows to access log files conveniently. A filtering accessor on top of the collection allows to access messages matching a specific filter. A data-binding capable filter is also part of the package. It allows to filter by timestamp and select from collections of process names/ids, application names, log writer names, log level names and tags. Items from these collections simply need to be selected to filter by them. A full-text search on the message text field is also supported.

A pipeline stage for the Griffin+ logging subsystem that forwards log messages to an Elasticsearch cluster.