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Hi Hilton,
I think that due to the way Spring works, each web-app has to define which Event Listeners are active. Thus, the documentation states that to enable Elastic Search Usage-Event-Listener, uncomment the ElasticSearch bean in dspace-xmlui/.../applicationContext.xml
<!-- Elastic Search -->
<!--<bean class="org.dspace.statistics.ElasticSearchLoggerEventListener">
<property name="eventService">
<ref bean="dspace.eventService" />
</property>
</bean>-->
I'm not familiar with Spring-Magic enough to somehow globally enable an event listener.
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Add a config option to "dspace.cfg" to enable the "Elastic Search" event listener, similar to enabling the "Discovery" listener.
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