Poss minor bug in 1.23

[IW3HMH]

Guy, what kind of sincronization system are you using in JT65?
ADIF and communicator set to read the ADIF file or directly interfaced to Log4OM database?

[G4DWV]

Daniele, things are configured for JTAlert to write directly to the Log4OM database. I have attached the JTAlert logging settings screenshot.

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[IW3HMH]

Ok, you should see a row into Log4OM log and in communicator log everytime a QSO is logged.
A pre-requisite for that is the Communicator is running and the TCP service is active (and log4om is running as administrator)

How to check that:
1) ensure Communicator is up and running
2) communicator -> settings ->inbound settings UDP connection should be enabled (checked) on port 2236

If you cannot see a row in communicator reporting that a QSO in ADIF format is entering (open the communicator activity log tab), nothing is currently reaching log4om interface.

[G4DWV]

Daniele, the only issue is that the log window in 1.23 no longer auto-refreshes when a QSO is entered into the Log4OM log by JTAlert. I can see the QSO if I press the refresh button (do a manual refresh). The auto-refresh works in 1.22 and does not in 1.23.

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[IW3HMH]

i'll try @home...
but nothing changed on that side

[G4DWV]

i'll try @home...
but nothing changed on that side

I look forward to hearing from you. I have only noticed it on the setup I mentioned in my original post, which is the only way I operate at the present time.
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[G4DWV]

Any news on this issue? It is not that big a deal in the scheme of things, but I would prefer the auto-refresh to work, otherwise I have to click on the refresh button twice; once for the window to get the focus and a second time to actually refresh the view. I just like to see that a QSO has actually been added to the log.

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[G4DWV]

Any news on this issue at all please?

Mni tnx.

[G4DWV]

Very disappointing indeed. Such a shame.

[G4DWV]

Just recommended Log4OM to a friend, but did feel the need to mention that the once stellar support has developed a few cracks (and to somebody who has previously donated).