BugLog 1.2 Rules!!!

Well, it's official, the new release of BugLog is now available at RiaForge. I know I just recently released version 1.1 but I was so excited about the new Rules system that I wanted to share it with anyone that is using BugLog. You can read more about the concept of rules in BugLog here.

The new version includes the rule processing functionality as well as an interface within the BugLog admin for users to manage the rules. New rules still need to be created manually by creating the rule cfc, but the interface allows users to define/modify/remove instances of rules.

Since this is brand new functionality I'm calling this release a "beta" to see if any bugs make their appearance, as well if there is any feedback from the users (anyone? hello?? :) )

Well, check it out and let me know your thoughts.

Comments
Joern's Gravatar Hi,
i think bugloghq is the just the thing i am looking for - but i can't install it.
i am able to start the mysql-script, but that's it.
I get following error:
Attribute validation error for tag CFMAIL.
The value of the attribute FROM is invalid. The length of the string, 0 character(s), must be greater than or equal to 1 character(s).

The error occurred in D:\USER\flammable-cf.de\www\BugLogHQ\hq\Application.cfc: line 117

115 :       <!--- notify administrator of the error --->
116 :       <cfmail to="#this.topLevelErrorRecipient#"
117 :             from="#this.topLevelErrorSender#"
118 :             subject="BUG REPORT: [#this.Name#] [#hostName#] #error.message#"
119 :             type="html"><cfdump var="#arguments.exception#"></cfmail>   

I think my cold-fusion-knowledge is not good enough...
# Posted By Joern | 10/30/07 1:51 AM
Oscar's Gravatar Hi Joern,
It seems that you did not set the sender and recipient email addresses on the Application.cfc in the hq directory. These values are used to send top-level errors via email. You can set these values by changing lines 13 and 14 on Application.cfc

Let me know how it goes,

Oscar
# Posted By Oscar | 10/30/07 5:34 AM
Joern's Gravatar Hi,
now i get the next error message:
The following is the information returned:
Attribute validation error for tag CFMAIL.
The value of the attribute FROM is invalid. The length of the string, 0 character(s), must be greater than or equal to 1 character(s).

But why? i filled out the sender and recipient. I even got an error-mail to the recipient-address
# Posted By Joern | 10/30/07 12:03 PM
Oscar's Gravatar There is one more place where you may still need to setup the sender and recipient email addresses. Look into the file /hq/config/config.xml, under the settings section there are two tags for bugEmailRecipient and bugEmailSender. Check that those have the correct values.

By the way, take a look to the readme.txt file, it describes these changes and also how to integrate buglog with your own coldfusion applications.

Let me know if you have any more problems,

Oscar
# Posted By Oscar | 10/30/07 1:22 PM
Joern's Gravatar Nothing changes.
When you give me your e-mail-address i can send you the complete error message.

Joern
(of course i read the readme-file, but it doesn't helped me)
# Posted By Joern | 10/30/07 1:55 PM
Joshua Rountree's Gravatar I installed it, can login - db tables look fine...
Read through the read-me file and am getting this error now:

This email is sent because the buglog server could not be contacted. The error was: Error Executing Database Query.[Macromedia][SQLServer JDBC Driver][SQLServer]Cannot insert the value NULL into column 'ApplicationID', table 'B21.citm.bl_Application'; column does not allow nulls. INSERT fails.
# Posted By Joshua Rountree | 11/30/07 2:57 PM
Oscar Arevalo's Gravatar Hi Joshua,

From the error message I would check on the database that the ApplicationID column on the bl_application table is correctly set as the primary key and that is set to be the Identity field (so that it automatically sets the primary key value when a record is inserted).
# Posted By Oscar Arevalo | 11/30/07 3:26 PM
Joshua Rountree's Gravatar Just sent you an email containing a screenshot of the table settings.
# Posted By Joshua Rountree | 11/30/07 3:29 PM
Oscar Arevalo's Gravatar No prob,
I keep seeing that there are a few bugs on the db code that I have been putting off to fix for a while, but I'll use this weekend to find some time and take a look an put up an updated and fixed version of the program.

Sorry for the troubles!
# Posted By Oscar Arevalo | 11/30/07 3:39 PM
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