At 08:49 AM 03/22/2002, Cory Trese wrote:
>I'm wondering if anyone else has put effort towards finding a
>CGI::Application compatible logging service that is fast and easy to
>use within the framework created by CGI::Application and
>HTML::Template.
I'm use CGI::Carp on a system I'm developing using CGI::App and
HTML::Template. It has the benefit of being able to log to a
specific file. There are several reasons I use this. First, I don't
want to fill my webserver's error logs with debugging
information. Second, I don't have access to the webserver's error
logs. Third, it lets me put up a custom error page when any of the
modules I use die() on me. Fourth, writing to the log is as easy as
calling warn(). Finally, it lets me write things such as:
$dbh->prepare("SELECT * FROM Table") or die("Unable to select data.");
With the file in my own directory, I can also do stuff I'd never do
in the server's error logs, such as logging the entire contents of
every request. It's a low volume system, so this is a manageable
amount of data, and really helps when users report errors, and helps
even more when they DON'T report them.
--
Greg Marr
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"I was, but I'm better now." - Sheridan, "The Summoning"
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