I think you could add the session id as a parameter to your URLs:
e.g.
<a href="mypage.jsp?findme=<%= session.getId() %>">link</a>
Then the session id should show up in your access log. This is not
an easy solution (you have to change your JSPs), but I think it
works.
> I'm using the JRun 3.02 with IIS 5, and I want to write additional
> information to the IIS log file, similar to how the
> request.appendToLog() works in ASP. The application.log()
> functions all
> write to the jrun log file.
>
> What I'm really trying to do is get a complete track of where someone
> goes on my website. Since the client IP address can't really
> be used to
> be sure it is the same person (AOL users seem to switch
> proxies within a
> session, and many companies have proxies that make all requests
> originate from the same address), I want to write the session
> id in the
> ***IIS*** log file along with the request.
>
> I would think this is a pretty common thing to want to do. If anyone
> has any other ideas on how to do this (other than rewriting it from
> scratch), I'd love to hear them.
>
> Andrew
>
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