New monitor feature: search and filter!
by Mike Brock
In trying to trace a problem today, I realized that our monitor was missing an important feature: the ability to search and filter for messages. Anyways, you can now that that. It uses a very simple input method. You just start typing your RegEx and a little popup box appears.
Hhit enter, and...
Voila!
The filtering remains active, so as new messages come in, they're applied against the active filter. You can terminate the filtering at any time by pressing ESC.
Mike.
15 years, 12 months
[Errai Developer Blog] New comment on Dependency Injection in the Browser!.
by Mike Brock
Mike Brock has left a new comment on your post "Dependency Injection in
the Browser!":
Also, one of the important parts of this baseline implementation is
it's designed to be something we can build the JSR-299 stuff on top of.
So we also have this other concept called a Decorator, which is a
code-generation concept which is what a lot of our CDI stuff will be
built on-top of.
Posted by Mike Brock to Errai Developer Blog at July 19, 2010 11:46 AM
16 years
[Errai Developer Blog] New comment on Dependency Injection in the Browser!.
by Mike Brock
Mike Brock has left a new comment on your post "Dependency Injection in
the Browser!":
Pete, I'm actually looking into that, as a matter of fact. The use
of @Provider here is sort of a container-level configuration concept.
When the container bootstraps at compile time, it scans for all type
providers. These are like our boilerplate things, like MessageBus and
RequestDispatcher. So perhaps my post is deceiving. It probably doesn't
make sense to equate @Producer and @Provider. I will have to think
about this more...
Posted by Mike Brock to Errai Developer Blog at July 19, 2010 11:44 AM
16 years
