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= Integration Team = | |||
The following people are actively working on airbag integration: | |||
* luser (client and build systems) | |||
* morgamic (server) | |||
* aravind (IT) | |||
* sayrer (server) | |||
* dcamp (client) | |||
* jay (QA requirements and data collection) | |||
* bsmedberg (planning and pinch-hitting) | |||
Other help is always appreciated! If you don't know where to start, talk to [[MDC:User:Benjamin Smedberg|bsmedberg]]. | |||
= See Also = | = See Also = |
Revision as of 16:15, 8 March 2007
Breakpad Integration into Mozilla
Breakpad is a set of libraries for client-side crash reporting. This page talks about integrating breakpad with Mozilla products. Breakpad was formerly called airbag. The libraries are being developed as a narrowly scoped Google code project. The breakpad libraries do not provide any crash-reporting UI, nor do they provide a server.
Out implementation has two parts:
- Client integration to handle crash reporting so a central server can aggregate crash data to help improve our products.
- A web interface for viewing and parsing crash reports, called Socorro.
More information, source code, and mailing lists for breakpad library development can be found at the Breakpad Project Site.
Pages
- Current Implementation -- The status of what has been implemented so far.
- Feature List -- What do we want our Breakpad web interface to do?
- Server Requirements -- How to set up the web app.
- Breakpad Symbol Server
Integration Team
The following people are actively working on airbag integration:
- luser (client and build systems)
- morgamic (server)
- aravind (IT)
- sayrer (server)
- dcamp (client)
- jay (QA requirements and data collection)
- bsmedberg (planning and pinch-hitting)
Other help is always appreciated! If you don't know where to start, talk to bsmedberg.
See Also
- Seneca College Airbag Page -- Read about Seneca's work with Breakpad.
- http://benjamin.smedbergs.us/blog/2006-09-12/deploying-the-airbag/