David Cooper wrote:
Analog will do this. It will show the stats for the main servlet url, and then break it down by the parameter list. <http://www.analog.cx/> I don't recall if this is the default operation, or if I configured to act in this manner. I'd normally hide this from the end user by using pathInfo instead of parameters. If you have a set of parameters that uniquely identifies the destination page/display, this works particularly well In some cases, it seems pretty "natural" do it, like in the case you described here. For instance, <http://www.example.com/gateway?cmd=Home> would become something like: <http://www.example.com/gateway/Home.html> Instead of getting the "cmd" parameter, your "gateway" servlet would just get the pathInfo from the request (/Home.html), then strip off the leading / and trailing .html, and the rest of it's operation is the same. You can also mix and match pathInfo with parameters if necessary, separating real parameters from identifying information. --Tim |
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