Hi all,Actually I wanna get the statistics on the number of reads/ writes of documents in a notes database that users access through browser, but dunno how to interpret the Request field inside the entries of domog.nsf.
I found that if I read a doc, there will be an entry with keywords “GET … OpenDocument …”, is that I just look for “OpenDocument” that could represent user has read a document and simply count it? How about writes? I have tried creating or updating some documents but there seems no such entries containing keyword “CreateDocument” or “EditDocument”, instead having some entries which are like “POST …” rather than “GET …”
Thanks in advance.
Subject: domlog.nsf - how to interpret “Request” field?
Any ideas?
Subject: domlog.nsf - how to interpret “Request” field?
Its a really difficult question!
There are a number of urls that could be used to read a document in notes.
http://host/database/view/unid?opendocumen
http://host/database/view/unid
http://host/database/0/unid
In this case the document can be viewed even if you omit the parameter ?opendocument
http://host/database/view/key?opendoument
http://host/database/view/key
In this case you may view a document using a key in the url. If the view is sorted the first sorted column key kan be used as key in the url.
This makes it more difficult
I think this is only scratching the surface though …
Think about url mappings …
Peter Närlund
http://domainpatrol.org