There's stuff in ERXSession that does this. Search for ERXActionLogging in the
Wonder source. I think the trick was to override session.appendToReponse to log
objectForKey("ERXActionLogging") and context.page.name.
Cheers, Anjo
Am 27.05.2010 um 16:26 schrieb Pascal Robert:
> We have a strange problem here where a relation between two EOs get "lost"
> (eg, the relation is set to null). Since it's a public app, we can't easily
> find out under which circumstances the problem get in. I enabled logging in
> the EOs so that I can at least see if the relation is set to null, but that
> won't tell me where it was set to null.
>
> What's the best way to "record" the steps that an user is doing? I guess that
> I can add log4j calls in all the steps, but I was wondering if an easier
> solution exists.
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