No, but IIRC with AccessLogValve and ExtendedAccessLogValve - you can do conditional logging. With conditional logging turned on, a record will be logged if a attribute (as configured by you) exists in the ServletRequest after the request was served. (Or it might be the opposite, the absence of the object in the Servlet request lets you do the logging)

You can also have multiple access logs per Context or Host. From there you could merge the logs.

-Tim

Albrecht Berger wrote:

Hello,

is it possible to define multiple patterns
in ExtendedAccessLogValve or JDBCAccessLogValve,
e.g. for for use pattern1 when url is matching url1,...


For example :


url index.jsp?p1=v1&p2=v2
The params p1 and p2 should be logged.

url show.jsp?p5=v5&p6=v6
The params p5 and p6 should be logged.

I want to log to JDBCDatasource, so that I can
run statistic queries on my table.



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