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Release Info

Release Name	1.5 BETA
Build Number	(used by version checker)
Released On	03/21/2007
Released By	Julian Robichaux
Released for ND version	R 6.x, R 6.5.x, R 5.x, R 6.0.x, R 7.0.x
Status	Released
Feature Requests addressed	No feature requests addressed in this release
Reported Bugs fixed	No reported bug fixes addressed in this release see below
Project Category	Quality Management, Software Development Tools
Sub Category
Download Classification	Anonymous

What's new

This is the version of the OpenLog database that was presented at the Error Trapping session at Lotusphere 2007, with additional fixes and tweaks. Most notably, this release adds JavaScript logging support and RSS feeds for notifications. For a list of all changes and bug fixes, please see the "History" document in the database itself (which is available as a link on the "About This Database" document). Here's a rundown of the highlights: * Added the OpenLogJavaScript library for general JavaScript error/event logging. This library should work with both Domino and non-Domino web pages. * Added the ability to "subscribe" to particular errors and events with RSS feeds. You can generate and view a feed by clicking the "RSS Feed" action button at the top of the Notification views. * Added code to try to determine the form or view name when a LotusScript error is triggered in a form or view action (instead of the generic "[View or Form Action]" message). See the GetWindowTitle method in the LogItem class.Thanks to David Slatter for the code suggestion. * Added the user "Anonymous" to the ACL with default access of "No Access" and "Read Public Documents" checked. This will allow the Anonymous user to be able to use the new JavaScript library and log errors using the JavascriptErrorReport agent.

Minimum Reqirements

I've mostly been testing recently with the Notes 7 client and server, although everything EXCEPT the new JavaScript library should work all the way back to version 5 (because JavaScript Script Libraries didn't exist until version 6).

Known issues

None, although I'm releasing this with a BETA tag because it hasn't yet been widely tested.