Leon Rosenberg wrote:
No, I mean things like number of request for each servlet, total
number of time this servlet spent processing, number of errors, avg
request duration for last 5m,15m,1h,1d,1week... whatever.
In fact I might become interested in those information.
Average/max duration of time for each servlet/JSP.
Is it possible to get those information?
you can always write a script which is getting the data and graphing
it... The problem is to collect the data :-)
It seems to me that you are more interested in Loggers (classes which
does generate log files) than their representation.
I understand you, me, as developer should be also more interested in those.
Ok, I see, you are more interested in "who's calling what on my
server" and less in "what the f*ck is my server doing".
In fact, I've just started my server and Awstats shows me who is calling
what on my server. It could take less memory, I don't like because it
use CGI (potential security issues?) but it works :), and it is usable.
At some point I might be more interested in "what the f*ck is my server
doing".
(for example : the response is slow).
Off course I might write my own loggers and trace duration time, but it
might be good idea to ask:
Is there any generic tool to use to find out "what the f*ck is my server
doing"?
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