I tend to get a bit frustrated, switching between versions of Jetty and
different logging frameworks. I like to be able to see incoming requests
(espcially helpful for tracking down Ajax problems), but sometimes its hard
to get Jetty to produce the NCSA log.
I keep creating a HttpServletRequestFilter that does logging for me. I find
this format quite readable:
INFO RequestLoggingFilter - [200] GET /login
15 ms
INFO RequestLoggingFilter - [304] GET
/assets/7dcc8a61d3c24b38/core/default.css
5 ms
INFO RequestLoggingFilter - [304] GET
/assets/7dcc8a61d3c24b38/core/blackbird_1_0/blackbird.css
1 ms
INFO RequestLoggingFilter - [304] GET
/assets/7dcc8a61d3c24b38/core/scriptaculous_1_8_2/scriptaculous.js
1 ms
INFO RequestLoggingFilter - [304] GET
/assets/7dcc8a61d3c24b38/core/scriptaculous_1_8_2/prototype.js
3 ms
INFO RequestLoggingFilter - [304] GET
/assets/7dcc8a61d3c24b38/core/tapestry-messages.js
1 ms
INFO RequestLoggingFilter - [304] GET
/assets/7dcc8a61d3c24b38/core/blackbird_1_0/blackbird.js
3 ms
INFO RequestLoggingFilter - [304] GET
/assets/7dcc8a61d3c24b38/core/tapestry.js
1 ms
INFO RequestLoggingFilter - [304] GET
/assets/7dcc8a61d3c24b38/core/scriptaculous_1_8_2/effects.js
3 ms
(That's quite readable in a san serif font)
I can see this filter being part of Tapestry, but only used (by default)
when in development mode (not production mode). Thoughts?
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