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I use Maven for building Java projects. The output of Maven has immense size. Is there an editor or log viewer that makes analyzing logs easier? You can use Baretail, "A free real-time log file monitoring tool" http://www.baremetalsoft.com/baretail/ less is your friend. You can also tee the output to some file and view that with your favorite editor. mvn clean package | less # or mvn clean package | tee mvn.log less mvn.log # using less as editor. I favor this approach. It provides a log, the command run and wall clock time from start to finish. function m-log { # Build echo "mvn $* 2>&1" time

I'm looking for a log file viewer plugin for Eclipse possibly having the following features: custom highlighting of lines custom line filters, possibly with regEx tail following The discontinued Eclipse Logfile Viewer has nice highlighting but no line filters. There seem to be good standalone programs like TraceTool which misses the highlighting and BareTail Pro . anatoly techtonik Try Eclipse Log Viewer by Andre Bossert. VonC NTail could be what you are looking for ( Ntail on Eclipse Market Place , Update Site ). (No longer supported since Q4 2012) Standalone alternatives are listed in the

Any free control to view PDF for Silverlight? or how to view pdf in silverlight from memory stream? Aim Kai Try this question: Previewing PDF and PowerPoint files with Silverlight/Flash Other maybe useful links: http://forums.silverlight.net/forums/p/23986/85909.aspx#85909 http://www.siberix.com/reporting.html#pdf-sparkle - Costs money though! http://forums.silverlight.net/forums/t/70573.aspx You could use this to edit/print to pdf Try codeplex: http://silverlightpdf.codeplex.com/ Works with Silverlight 3 not used it with Silverlight 4 beta yet. One easy way is that you can just use HTML brush

I'm using Derby ij to look into my local Apache Derby database. It's just a folder and I connect to it like this: connect 'jdbc:derby:C:\Users\Torben\MyDatabase' USER 'me' PASSWORD 'secret'; It works, but I don't really like to look into the database in the console. Is there another tool for this? The best would be something with a GUI. Bryan Pendleton Squirrel SQL can connect to an Apache Derby database. Getting Started using the SQuirreL SQL Client I simply use NetBeans IDE (Services -> Databases) to connect to my local or remote derby databases. You can also create new derby databases there

I have a lot of files in .pdb format, some of them downloaded, but until now I can't use or read what's inside, so I'm looking for how to read and view the .pdb file format from MS Windows XP. Any of you that may know how to open it? Eilon If you mean PDB as in a "program database" that the debugger uses: PDB files contain data about a file such as an EXE or DLL that is used to aid in debugging. There are public interfaces that allow you to extract data from the file. See examples here: http://blogs.msdn.com/jmstall/archive/2005/08/25/pdb2xml.aspx http://www.codeproject.com/KB/bugs/PdbParser

I have written my own ImageViewer and now I want to have Set as functionality like in Android native ImageViewer. I now it is possible since Facebook has it. I've attached a screenshot to make myself more clear. P.S. I want to give a more detailed explanation of what goes wrong. After I choose "Contact icon" in the menu the list of my contacts appears. When I choose a contact the application force closes. If I choose "Home/Lock screen wallpaper" it opens my phone's gallery. Here is my code snippet: Bitmap icon = mBitmap; Intent setAs = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_ATTACH_DATA); setAs.setType(