RE: How to monitor hits on static web pages?

2004-05-04 Thread Freddy Villalba Arias
Hello,

If I understood, I believe a Servlet Filter would do the job... You'd just have to 
make sure the pattern doesn't leave out anything you'd want to monitor / include 
anything you don't want to monitor.

HTH.

Freddy.

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Asunto: How to monitor hits on static web pages?

I built a website for selling maple syrup (http://www.diotte.ca) and now I would like 
to track how many users are coming on the site.  When people goes to my dynamic pages 
it is easy to store all the information about the visitors but how can I do it from 
the first page that is static (index.html)?  Does Tomcat have a configuration flag for 
this?  Why I want to do that?  I want to know the ratio (people who visit the products 
page / people who visit the first page).  I don't use Apache as front end, I only use 
Tomcat 5.1.30.

Thanks,
Matrix




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Re: How to monitor hits on static web pages?

2004-05-04 Thread Tim Funk
Use access logs and any host of log files parsers.

There are free ones and $$$. Some have had luck using Webtrends for this type 
of thing.

Others prefer embedding javascript into their pages and using an ASP model. 
This allows real times stats from a third party provider. Such services that 
do this are Omniture and Hitbox.

-Tim

Matrix wrote:
I built a website for selling maple syrup (http://www.diotte.ca) and now I would like to track how many users are coming on the site.  When people goes to my dynamic pages it is easy to store all the information about the visitors but how can I do it from the first page that is static (index.html)?  Does Tomcat have a configuration flag for this?  Why I want to do that?  I want to know the ratio (people who visit the products page / people who visit the first page).  I don't use Apache as front end, I only use Tomcat 5.1.30.

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Re: How to monitor hits on static web pages?

2004-05-04 Thread Adam Buglass
I think this is probably slightly off topic, but I suggest getting some
kind of webalizer software. You could do worse than do a google search
for Analog which is flexible and well-used.

Failing that google for words such as webalizer freeware logs website
usage analysis

GIYF!

On Tue, 2004-05-04 at 13:17, Matrix wrote:
> I built a website for selling maple syrup (http://www.diotte.ca) and now I would 
> like to track how many users are coming on the site.  When people goes to my dynamic 
> pages it is easy to store all the information about the visitors but how can I do it
> Thanks,
> Matrix
> 
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> 
> 
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> LÃche-vitrine ou lÃche-Ãcran ? Yahoo! Magasinage.


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