Unsupported applications

EurekaLog support natively more applications types (see "features" topic for further details), but not all exists applications types, so the scope of this little tutorial is explain how to can use EurekaLog in unsupported applications types.

Basically the steps to do are two:

•	create a OnException event for the application type (used to call EurekaLog manually);

•	create a ExceptionNotify event for EurekaLog (used to customize the EurekaLog behavior).

NOTE: handling Web application you must disable the "Show Exception Dialog" option to inhibit the Exception Dialog showing.

So a little example (to manage unsupported Web modules) can become as follow:

// Event uses to call manually EurekaLog...

procedure TWebModule1.WebModuleException(Sender: TObject; E: Exception; var Handled: Boolean);

begin

Handled := True;

StandardEurekaNotify(E, ExceptAddr); // Call manually EurekaLog

end;

// Event used to send to Browser the EurekaLog error page...

procedure TWebModule1.EurekaLog1ExceptionNotify(EurekaExceptionRecord: TEurekaExceptionRecord; var Handled: Boolean);

begin

Response.Content := GenerateHTML(

EurekaExceptionRecord.LogText, // Exception Log plain text

True); // Add the JavaScript 'back' button at the page bottom

end;