Re: tomcat without apache logging security

[sgoni]

Thanks, it works fine like that :-)

 On Tuesday 03 April 2001 10:47, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  I would like to log all the queries to the database in logs/servlet.log.
 I
  put the verbosityLevel to DEBUG which didn't seem to have an effect on
 the
  logfile (it only logs the init calls). In server.xml, there are all
 these
  ContextInterceptors that I suspect to be helpful (?), but I have no idea
  how to use or modify them. If you have some explanation or suggestions
 or
  know some documentation "for dummies" I would be very grateful :-)
 What you need to do is use log statements in your Java code
 In your Java code, obtain the servlet context, and then write a log
 statement along the lines of:
 servletContext.log("Querying the database");
 Any logging you do using the servlet API's logging facility will end up in
 
 Tomcat's servlet log.
 Check the Javadoc for the servlet API for more info.
 -- 
 
 Ed Gomolka
 ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
 

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tomcat without apache logging security

[sgoni]

Hi
I installed Tomcat 3.2.1 (without Apache !) on my Linux machine and made two
java servlets that are querying my postgres db and display a web page with
the data. Both servlets run fine. However, being a beginner, I can't figure
out or find helpful documentation on the following two questions :

I would like to log all the queries to the database in logs/servlet.log. I
put the verbosityLevel to DEBUG which didn't seem to have an effect on the
logfile (it only logs the init calls). In server.xml, there are all these
ContextInterceptors that I suspect to be helpful (?), but I have no idea how to use
or modify them. If you have some explanation or suggestions or know some
documentation "for dummies" I would be very grateful :-)

The other thing is the security. I would like to restrict the access to ONE
of the two servlets to a couple of IP addresses. Does Tomcat offer a
possibility for that ? I saw that by modifying the tomcat.policy file I can do IP
filtering, but that concerns all the servlets !?

Thanks a lot for any help !!
Silvia

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tomcat without apache logging security

[sgoni]

   
 
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Hi
I installed Tomcat 3.2.1 (without Apache !) on my Linux machine and made two
java servlets that are querying my postgres db and display a web page with
the data. Both servlets run fine. However, being a beginner, I can't figure
out or find helpful documentation on the following two questions :

I would like to log all the queries to the database in logs/servlet.log. I
put the verbosityLevel to DEBUG which didn't seem to have an effect on the
logfile (it only logs the init calls). In server.xml, there are all these
ContextInterceptors that I suspect to be helpful (?), but I have no idea how
to use
or modify them. If you have some explanation or suggestions or know some
documentation "for dummies" I would be very grateful :-)

The other thing is the security. I would like to restrict the access to ONE
of the two servlets to a couple of IP addresses. Does Tomcat offer a
possibility for that ? I saw that by modifying the tomcat.policy file I can
do IP
filtering, but that concerns all the servlets !?

Thanks a lot for any help !!
Silvia 
 

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http://www.gmx.net