I had previously noted that Analog wasn't finding the Java Server Pages (jsp)
that were being served up. After some investigation, we found the cause of
the problem and came up with a workable solution that might be of use to
others.
Basically, the issue is that the html pages are served up by our web server,
in this case Netscape Enterprise Server, and the jsp pages are served up
by the Weblogic application server. Both of these servers create their own
logs, and the jsp pages are in a different directory than the html pages.
So when we changed the analog.cfg file to have two LOGFILE entries, one
for each server, it all works just fine. The two servers generate slightly
different log formats, but they are close enough to the common file format
that everything is OK.
LOGFILE "/usr/local/suitespot/https-207/logs/access"
LOGFILE "/usr/local/weblogic/myserver/access.log"
Tony Wasserman
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