Here's what I'd like to do. I have an idea how I would do but would like 
feedback and to know if someone has already done this before I spend time.

1. when a user logs in, I would like to create a new appender just for their 
actions.

2. during the course of the user's interactions (new code is entered, an 
exception is encountered which is not fatal but puzzling), I would like to make 
the logging finer.

3. by some action (a link at the top of the page or a fatal/really bad 
exception is encountered), I would like to package up these collected logs and 
notify someone.

4. if someone with appropriate rights logs into a server, the admin can watch 
the logs for that user's session.

basically, I want a per-session flight recorder.

I plan to use MDC to stuff interesting things for the appender of course.

Any problems with this or recommendations? I plan on either using Tomcat/Spring 
or JEE6.

In those environments, is there a recommended way of doing reasonably reliable 
DB operations?

thanks,
greg
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