A lot of people have asked for custom columns in L4NDash, and that’s the major improvement in version 2.1. The possibility to define custom columns, i.e, if you have additional columns in your log table you want to view in L4NDash. The columns can be displayed in the Log Row Table, as well as in the Log Row detail pane. The custom columns can also be made available for filtering in the filter pane. The use of custom columns is bye nature, different from case to case. I am therefore releasing ...

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It’s about a month since I had my first version of L4NDash running on 2.0 (http://www.l4ndash.com/Default.aspx?tabid=65&EntryID=10), and I feel pretty comfortable to drop an official version. I have focused on making a clean migration to .NET 2.0, i.e. I haven’t added any functionality, just made sure the application is running well on .NET 2.0. I will continue to support version 1.2 which is the current version for the .NET framework 1.1, however new functionality will only be relea...

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Lately I have worked with web services and XML, and I used the xsd.exe tool that is a part of .NET framework (and Visual Studio) to generate source code for serializing and desterilizing of XML files. Xsd.exe is an excellent XML Schema Definition tool, it generates XML schema or common language runtime classes from XDR, XML, and XSD files, or from classes in a runtime assembly. Like I said, an excellent tool, but I must say that I am quiet feed up with switching to a command prompt every time...

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