From:
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Sent: 14 April 2005 15:51
To: users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [users@httpd] How can
i minimise the hitts of weblogic server for the static sources.
Hai what i want convey is same exactly in this artcle. I have already
send one mail about this. Let plz check this article and let me know is ther
any way to do........In this article he has given performence measurements
also..........
praveen.
Laura Vance
<vancel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
It sounds like you're
talking about a cache issue. Does your server
have a setting that is telling the browser to not cache anything? Does
client browsing your site have their browser cache turned off? Even
with it all turned off, you'll still get log entries, but it will be a
different result (304 - ) instead of (200 ). The 304 code
tells the browser that the file is in their cache. The only thing this
does is saves on the file transfer.
You will always get the log entries, because apache is set up to log
everything. If you could turn your logs off, then when you needed to
see something, nobody would be able to help you. Accurate detailed logs
are very important... you could even say they are critical.
rajas kumar wrote:
> Hai thanx, but I think this is the way to creating custom logs. I dont
> wa! nt to do as u mentioned because its internally hits the server each
> time when we send request. Is there any other why to stop hitting
> weblogic server for the satic files(jif,images,jsscripts) plz tell
> me.......
>
> */Eimantas Vaihi{nas /* wrote:
>
> On Wednesday 13 April 2005 04:11, rajas kumar wrote:
> > This is my acces log of weblogic. Each time i given request for
> images and
> > jsscripts access log should not be come in the picture. Below
> log which
> > shows for jsp pages as well as images and jsscripts. For images and
> > jsscripts i dont want to hit the weblogic server how can do the
> configure
> > to avoid hitting for the images and jsscripts.
>
> It's possible to tell apache NOT to log certain file types. Use
> SetEnvIf
> directive and then 'env=' parameter of CustomLog directive for
> OTHER file> types. I.e.:
> ---
> SetEnvIf Request_URI "\.gif$" static
> SetEnvIf Request_URI "\.jpg$" static
> SetEnvIf Request_URI "\.css$" static
> SetEnvIf Request_URI "\.js$" static
>
> CustomLog /path/to/log/file logFormat env=!static
> ---
>
>
> --
> Eimantas Vaihi{nas
> VU Skaihiavimo centras
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Thanks,
Laura Vance
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Winfree Academy Charter Schools
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