Hi Jason,
I can not say that it is really needed as I think most of us agree of the
Zend_Log capabilities should cover the needs.
However, I found that your idea interesting because of the previous apps
that I built required audit trails in order to pass the IT audit policy
before implementation. What I did was extending Zend_Log to this purpose and
add them to the framework I wrote for the app, and this things getting kinda
repetitive when developing more applications with different busines
requirements.
Zend_Audit should simplify the effort of producing common audit trails.
Provide it with ability to be integrated with Zend_Acl, and extend it to a
class that works and produces some spesific trails to make the IT Audit
folks happy. I would be definately use it!
Maybe somethin default like
$trails = Zend_Audit::getInstance();
$trails->path('/path/to/trails/or/logs/dir');
$trails->logSystemActivity();
$trails->logCrudActivity();
$trails->logTransactions();
$trails->save();
Regards,
M
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From: Jason Qi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2007 12:03 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [fw-general] Do we need Zend_Audit ?
Hi All,
I believe it will be intact if there is a Zend_Audit work with
Zend_Auth/Acl. However, as many of you could see there is a Zend_log doing
great job to track the system activities.
Do we really need Zend_Audit just because the name? or It could do some
special job and take advantage of Zend_log to simplify the development?
Any thoughts are very welcome!
Thanks.
Jason
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