Hello Again
I have found this :
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/performancetips.html
where it says :
"
Logging kills performance. Consider disabling logging entirely from
Cocoon (leave only the ERROR channel) and let Apache or the servlet container
log accesses and stuff.
".
What do you think ? Should I just relay on apache, or there might be
another low-performance way Cocoon enables you to write some lines to a log
file ? (LogTransformer / Cocoon JavaLogging etc)
Thanks
Elad
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Von: Messing, Elad
Gesendet: Montag, 27. Juni 2005 14:57
An: [email protected]
Betreff: Smart Logging of application running above Cocoon
Hello All
I have a web application built on top of Cocoon, and would like to
introduce Logging for the sake of statistics.
This means logging the users behavior for better understanding of their
needs, and also as a commercial benefit.
I thought of some different solutions for this "Smart Logging"
need :
1. Using Apache logs to log the URL's and than analyze them.
Good for Performance, might be not so good for logging of chosen languages
(with Cocoon locale) etc.
2. Build a special "Logging" Action, to be implemented in all the
places I wish to log, which will get some parameters from the sitemap (i.e.
locale ) and will write to a file. Not sure what implications this will have on
performance.
3. Using the Cocoon logging in some why I cannot really tell.
4. others ?
So my question is - Maybe some of you have any ideas, can direct in in
the right way, or have already done this and can share from their knowledge ?
Thank you in advance !
Elad Messing
Software Developer
European Media Laboratory GmbH
Schloss-Wolfsbrunnenweg 33
D-69118 Heidelberg
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