Provided that you called your logging property "logging" and
"nameOfYourLogger" is the name you assigned to the logger when setting
it up in the logging property
getProperty("logging").getLoggerByName("nameOfYourLogger").getLogData()
You can have your ajax proxy call an URL (to a Mach-II event-handler so
you can use your already built security) and have it return the data in
a format you can use.
.Peter
P.s. Take a peek at how we do a similar thing with the exception logger
in the Mach-II Dashboard. We use the application scope so we can access
the data without digging through a bunch of method calls -- but then
again I was being lazy at the time.
Brian Pickens said the following on 4/24/2009 11:00 AM:
> Is there a way to get at a current instance of a logger using
> <cfajaxproxy> ?
> What I would like to do is to retrieve the data it saves internally
> with a bind parameter call to a getLogData() function that I created.
> Currently the logger saves log data into its variables scope whenever
> its onRequestEnd() function runs. The getLogData() function returns
> that data. Im thinking <cfgrid> could be an easy solution to
> displaying the data.
>
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