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crossley edited comment on FOR-770 at 2/28/08 10:12 PM:
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Edited description which had a confusing typo (changed "proect.foo" to
"project.foo"). Ross, please say if this was intentional.
was (Author: crossley):
Edited description which had a confusing typo. Set Fix-version to 0.9-dev
> Locationmap logs should show which sitemap the request is coming from
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> Key: FOR-770
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FOR-770
> Project: Forrest
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Locationmap
> Affects Versions: 0.8, 0.9-dev
> Reporter: Ross Gardler
> Fix For: 0.9-dev
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> With the introduction of the locationmap it can be unclear which sitemap
> pipeline is handling a request. Prior to the locationmap, exceptions would
> tell us where in the sitemap we were working. However, this can sometimes get
> lost in the interaction with the locationmap.
> This makes it very difficult to debug some locationmap problems. For example,
> I recently had a situation in which the locationmap was being queried for
> "project.foo". In this hint the "project." part was being added by the
> sitemaps, but the error reported was not showing where. I knew this meant
> some match was intercepting the request before my plugin sitemap got hold of
> it, but the error messages would not tell me which. I had to trace the
> process manually, which took an age. In the end it was a catchall match in
> the raw.xmap
> If the LM logs could report where the request is coming from, I would have
> known in seconds what the problem was, rather than hours. We need a log entry
> something like:
> "Examining Locationmap for "project.foo" on behald of /raw.xmap (line XYZ)"
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