Yes. EventADAPTER only returns new messages that have appeared since the last message interval.

Yes. You can use a Simple Filter which gives you a powerful set of basic filtering options. Or you can create your own XPath filter to get unlimited granularity and control.

Yes. Just create your own Custom XML View in Event Viewer. EventADAPTER allows you to paste in your own query and return the results at each message interval.

Yes. EventADAPTER has a persist feature that saves the adapter state to a file when a receive location is shutdown. When the receive location is restarted the adapter will catch up and submit any new events that happened while it…

Any new events are placed inside an envelope with the root element <Events>. You can configure the namespace for this envelope via the adapter configuration. Each event within the <Events> envelope conforms to Microsoft’s events.xsd schema (from the Windows SDK).

If EventADAPTER has a problem connecting to an event log it will throw an ApplicationException containing the error to the local Application event log. A feature of the adapter is the ability to control how many errors are written to…

The schemas you will need come from the Windows SDK supplied by Microsoft. For your convenience we install a copy of them to your local drive as part of the EventADAPTER installation package. The schemas are: event.xsd (the schema for…