ACF makes available an http.log giving basic details of cfhttp
requests including: URL, method, return status code and time taken.
Is there a way of logging http calls made by Lucee? I can’t see a
ready made log at either the server or web context levels.
I’m particularly interested in “time taken”.
Thanks
Julian
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Hi Julian,
You could use the cfstopwatch and cflog tags to create the log yourself:
Kind regards,
Andrew
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Association Member http://lucee.orgOn 17 October 2015 at 10:28, Julian Halliwell <@Julian_Halliwell> wrote:
ACF makes available an http.log giving basic details of cfhttp
requests including: URL, method, return status code and time taken.Is there a way of logging http calls made by Lucee? I can’t see a
ready made log at either the server or web context levels.I’m particularly interested in “time taken”.
Thanks
Julian
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I’ve updated the docs for cfstopwatch.
FYI, cfstopwatch is Lucee only and not available in ACF.
Kind regards,
Andrew
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Association Member http://lucee.orgOn 17 October 2015 at 15:00, Julian Halliwell <@Julian_Halliwell> wrote:
Thanks Scott, but Andrew’s suggestion was simpler for my purposes and
worked fine. Good references to have though, thanks.Julian.
On October 17, 2015 at 6:29:44 AM CDT, Scott Smith <@Scott_Smith> wrote:
You will want to setup Access logs in Tomcat.
If you are using the native logging that comes with Tomcat take a look at
thisAccessLogValve - Apache Tomcat - Apache Software Foundation
If you want to look into alternative logging, this has some pretty good
examples for SL4Jand Logback.GitHub - tomcat-slf4j-logback/tomcat-slf4j-logback: Tomcat, SLF4J and Logback integration Releases
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this would be quite useful, file an enhancement in jira?