KLOG, a syslog message sending software for Windows, enables adding UDP or TCP capabilities, and is available for free. Kiwi Syslog Daemon can receive these messages.
Kiwi Logger (KLOG) is an excellent suite of syslog message sending tools for Windows, allowing you to add syslog message sending capabilities to your applications. This tool set provides users with UDP and TCP protocols for sending messages. The syslog messages are then received by compatible Syslog Daemons, including Kiwi Syslog Daemon.
KLOG is accessible in multiple ways, including console command line, Windows command line, DLL API, and ActiveX component. Integration examples are provided for command line, C, VC++, and Visual Basic. The best part is that the console and Windows command line tools are absolutely free of charge.
The DLL and ActiveX components are also fully functional but contain a nag message within the message text. Alternatively, a full version of the DLL and ActiveX components are available for purchase. The library file containing the dynamic or static link is also included in KLOG.
KLOG is an excellent syslog message sending tool set for anyone looking to add these capabilities to an application in need of it. The multiple ways of accessing the tool, the free console and Windows command line tools, and the examples provided make this a great choice for those looking for such features.
KLOG is accessible in multiple ways, including console command line, Windows command line, DLL API, and ActiveX component. Integration examples are provided for command line, C, VC++, and Visual Basic. The best part is that the console and Windows command line tools are absolutely free of charge.
The DLL and ActiveX components are also fully functional but contain a nag message within the message text. Alternatively, a full version of the DLL and ActiveX components are available for purchase. The library file containing the dynamic or static link is also included in KLOG.
KLOG is an excellent syslog message sending tool set for anyone looking to add these capabilities to an application in need of it. The multiple ways of accessing the tool, the free console and Windows command line tools, and the examples provided make this a great choice for those looking for such features.
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