Tuesday 28 August 2007

ASP Documentation Tool 6.7

The ASP Documentation Tool™ automatically creates comprehensive project documentation for ASP web applications written in either VBScript or JScript. Any Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Access databases and Visual Basic 6.0 COM objects associated with the application can also be documented if required.

Reports are created in HTML [sample], Microsoft's HTML Help [sample] and text [sample] formats. Color coded, syntax highlighted copies of the ASP, SQL and VB code are included with the reports. The compiled HTML Help reports include fully searchable source code, making the
ASP Documentation Tool™ an invaluable utility in understanding your (or someone
else's!) ASP web applications. A version for ASP.NET is also available.

Changes in version 6.7 are:
  • Modifications made to allow source code files from Apple Macintosh systems to be correctly parsed (useful if you receive files from Mac using web designers!).

Download the ASP Documentation Tool Evaluation VersionASP Documentation Tool Trial Version

Thursday 16 August 2007

ASP Documentation Tool 6.6

The ASP Documentation Tool™ automatically creates comprehensive project documentation for ASP web applications written in either VBScript or JScript. Any Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Access databases and Visual Basic 6.0 COM objects associated with the application can also be documented if required.

Reports are created in HTML [sample], Microsoft's HTML Help [sample] and text [sample] formats. Color coded, syntax highlighted copies of the ASP, SQL and VB code are included with the reports. The compiled HTML Help reports include fully searchable source code, making the ASP Documentation Tool™ an invaluable utility in understanding your (or someone else's!) ASP web applications. A version for ASP.NET is also available.

Changes in version 6.6 are:

  • The Extras report is now optional - there is a checkbox to toggle the report in the GUI, or it may be turned off using the --e command line switch.

  • Added new [FINDING FILES] section to log file to show which files have been detected.

  • Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) are now included in a project's documentation if the project contains CSS files.

  • Add --e command line option and GUI command to help.
Download the ASP Documentation Tool Evaluation VersionASP Documentation Tool Trial Version

Monday 13 August 2007

VB Documentation Tool 1.1

The VB Documentation Tool automatically creates comprehensive project documentation for Visual Basic 6.0 projects and their associated SQL Server or Microsoft Access databases.

Reports are created in HTML [sample], Microsoft's HTML Help [sample] and text [sample] formats. Color coded, syntax highlighted copies of the Visual Basic source code is included with the reports. The compiled HTML Help reports include fully searchable source code, making the VB Documentation Tool an invaluable utility in understanding your (or someone else's!) Visual Basic 6.0 web applications.

Version 1.1 has the following enhancements:

  • Functions and subroutines are now listed in the HTML Help index.
  • Projects and project groups are now also listed in the HTML Help index.
  • The start up project within a project group is now identified.
  • Evaluation version GUI automatically loads sample project.

Index Server Companion 3.2

The Index Server Companion is a web crawler utility that allows Microsoft Index Server/Indexing Services to index content from remote websites (including those running Apache on Linux/Unix) and ODBC databases. Version 3.2 offers the following update:
  • It is now possible to crawl SSL (https) websites with the Index Server Companion.

SSL support should work immediately if you are using the compiled version (i.e. IndexServerCompanion.exe). If, however, you are using the IndexServerCompanion.pl Perl script, then you will need to ensure that the Net_SSLeay.pm and IO-Socket-SSL modules are installed.

To do this for ActiveState's ActivePerl, do the following:

Open a command prompt and type the following:

Note that if you are using ActiveState's ActivePerl 5.8.x the URL in the instructions above should be set to http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/ppms instead. Type perl- v at the command prompt to find the version you are using.

If both Net_SSLeay.pm and IO-Socket-SSL modules install properly then you should be able to access SSL sites using the IndexServerCompanion.pl Perl script.