tomcat 4 request/response instrumentation

something that i've started thinking about recently is how to provide hooks in tomcat 4 so that some statistics regarding request processing time could be collected. off of the top of my head, a couple of interesting stats might be average request processing time for all contexts (or webapps)

Re: tomcat 4 request/response instrumentation

Kevin Seguin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: *) has anybody else considered this? Don't think so... *) does anybody else care about this? I would (but can't commit to it :) also, would it be possible to use a Valve to accomplish this? Yes... how are valves processed? are they stacked

Re: tomcat 4 request/response instrumentation

On Fri, 17 Aug 2001, Kevin Seguin wrote: something that i've started thinking about recently is how to provide hooks in tomcat 4 so that some statistics regarding request processing time could be collected. off of the top of my head, a couple of interesting stats might be average

RE: tomcat 4 request/response instrumentation

also, would it be possible to use a Valve to accomplish this? Yes... how are valves processed? are they stacked such that the first valve entered is the last one exited? Correct. or are they chained such that one valve is processed after the next, and once the last

Re: tomcat 4 request/response instrumentation

Kevin Seguin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: thanks for the info :) Read what Craig wrote... As always he's way more explanatory than I am :) Pier

RE: tomcat 4 request/response instrumentation

On Fri, 17 Aug 2001, Kevin Seguin wrote: also, would it be possible to use a Valve to accomplish this? Yes... how are valves processed? are they stacked such that the first valve entered is the last one exited? Correct. or are they chained such that one valve