Traffic analysis

I have deployed my JSC application in Java Application Server PE. Is it possible to trace the traffic of my website from the server log? ( how many people are visiting and so on)Thank you very much.

[212 byte] By [MISS_DUKE] at [2007-11-26 9:35:17]

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# 1

I haven't tried this, but what I do know is that u must use a counter in Application Scope. Placing this counter as a property in ApplicationBean1 assures that it remains available throughout all sessions (every time a user runs the application). The counter can just be incremented every time a new session is created.

karim86 at 2007-7-7 0:25:42 >

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# 2

Hi karim86 !You are suggesting a way how we can programatically create a counter, that is fine. But is there any built in facilities in the Sun Java Application server to handle this? In my view a good server must provide that sort of facility.Thank you very much.

MISS_DUKE at 2007-7-7 0:25:42 >

# 3

Hello there,c/Sun/glassfish/domains/domain1/logs/access directory contains the access logs, just like in apache web server. If your logs are very large then you could use a web log analyser to produce a report.CheersGaz

b0wm0re at 2007-7-7 0:25:42 >

# 4

> Hello there,

> c/Sun/glassfish/domains/domain1/logs/access directory

> contains the access logs, just like in apache web

> server. If your logs are very large then you could

> use a web log analyser to produce a report.

> Cheers

> Gaz

Could you suggest me a commonly used web log analyser?

Thank you.

MISS_DUKE at 2007-7-7 0:25:42 >

# 5

Hello again,

Webalizer is usually the one people try first http://www.mrunix.net/webalizer/.

It will work with logs using "common" log format, not sure if sun as produces the logs in that format, but you can either change the format produce by the app server or modify webalizer to use the same format as is produced by the application server. Been a wee while since I've used it though

Cheers

Gaz

b0wm0re at 2007-7-7 0:25:42 >

# 6

Hi,Can Webalizer be used with WindowsXP?In the FAQ section it is stated that it is created for Linux, but in the download page there is a link "Win32".Any further help is very much appreciated.Thank you.

MISS_DUKE at 2007-7-7 0:25:42 >

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