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Logging webscript usage

shai

Hello,
I'd like to run some statistics to see how my webscripts are used - I'd like to see how many times each user uses each script, and what parameters are passed to the script.
(I tried using the auditing options to get this information, but I couldn't find out how to get access to it. )
Is it possible? how?

Thank you,
Shai

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norgan

Hmm ..
inside alfresco : if it was a customer content, I would go and define a contenttype, then add a behaviour and bind it to that type to write out statistic data. You then have to make sure, that all your webscripts are of the same content type.

outside alfresco: Take the logfiles and let a log analyzer run over them. If needs be, produce the corresponding logger.info messages in the logfile.

Norgan

shai

Thanks for your reply!
how can I access the logs in order to analyze it with a log analyzer?
or inside alfresco, how can I bind a contenttype to my scripts?

Thanks again,
Shai