 | AQtrace Viewer
AQtrace Viewer is a powerful analyzer for received error reports. It includes all
of the panels needed to find the cause of the problem quickly.
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 | AQtrace Viewer - Threads and Call Stack Panels
The Threads panel of AQtrace Service provide information about all of the threads
that were existing in the address space of your process when an exception occurred.
The Call Stack panel contains the sequence of function calls that led to the exception.
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 | AQtrace Viewer - Disassembly Panel
In the Disassembly panel you can explore the binary code of routines. The assembler
instructions are interchanged with source code, so you can easily see which binary
code was generated for your source lines.
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 | AQtrace Viewer - Additional Information Panel
The Additional Information panel displays information about software and hardware
that is used on the customer’s computer. For instance, the Network group provides
information about the network card and network connections.
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 | Notification Window
The notification window is shown on end-users’ computers when AQtrace detects an
exception. The window notifies the user about the exception and suggest that the
user sends an error report to developers. The window contents is customizable (see
the next image).
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 | AQtrace Packager
AQtrace Packager is the utility that you use to specify the data to be
included in the generated error reports and to specify the reporting behavior. On
the Notification Settings page of AQtrace Packager, you specify the text to be displayed
in the notification window that is shown on end-users' computers when an error occurs.
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 | AQtrace Server Config
The AQtrace Server Config utility is used to configure two AQtrace server-side components:
Report Collector (the application that receives error reports) and AQtrace Service
(the executable that performs the initial processing of the reports and saves them
to the persistent storage). On the Report Collector Settings page you can specify
the mode of the Report Collector.
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