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I'm currently using Trac for bug tracking, but I'm looking for a solution to automatically catch/detect/notify remote bugs.

Is there a library/solution for a bug reporting system similar to the one available for Android developers at the Market Developer Console? Briefly, a solution that catches (Or can be programatically controlled) errors on a remotelly running application and sends error info (call stack, etc) to a server. Developers could, then, check the server for the reports.

I'm thinkg in something in Java or C++.

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  • This is not a duplicated question. I checked the referred questions, and all were asking about the Android system. This question looks for a Java/C++ solution similar to the one provided on Android environment. – Alex Jan 18 '12 at 15:44

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Bug4j does that. See http://code.google.com/p/bug4j/

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Instabug is a bug & crash reporting service that allows for two things:

  • Automatically receive crash reports in the event of a crash.
  • Allow users to report bugs through a shake gesture in-app.

All reports arrive to your Instabug dashboard containing various details such as

  • Network and console logs
  • Complete Device details
  • Visual reproduction steps
  • 3D inspection of the current view hierarchy
  • Crash stack trace (In case of a crash report)

You could also send reports based on specific exceptions or triggers that fire within your app. It only takes a line of code to integrate.

For full disclosure, I work at Instabug. Let me know if I can help.

Mohamed Zakaria El-Zoghbi
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