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It was simple if I only knew more about Java web apps :)
Just need to delete the "com.sun.jersey.api.container.filter.LoggingFilter" reference from "ContainerRequestFilters" param on web.xml, cause I only want to read logs from the response, but I'm not interested in logging the whole request.
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Davide Neri
said
about 9 years ago
Yep, it is logged on GAE -- sorry I realize I didn't specify where the data was logged.
But that makes it confusing for me to find any custom log I want to have and quickly fills up my Log storage space.
Is there a way to hinder the app to log the whole request?
I'll try deleting some element from web.xml and see what happens :D
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Michael
said
about 9 years ago
That info is the data that is passed in the request, which I believe is logged in app engine.
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Davide Neri
said
about 9 years ago
actually, now that I read my post I realize that the log starts with LoggingFilter, that is exactly what's in the web.xml
I don't really know what that is or how it works, cause I used the default web.xml .... this is the code of that file:
You can see LoggingFilter as value in the first 2 init-params
Should I take one of those 2 init-param off the servlet?
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Davide Neri
said
about 9 years ago
hmm, okay so it's not something that happens by default...
On that file I have no other log with "LOGGER", if not a LOGGER.info("Done.");
I don't know if there's other ways to log and I accidentally wrote that without realizing it...but I don't think so.
In AppConfiguration.java I have the only other log:
...
public class AppConfiguration implements ServletContextListener {
private final static Logger LOGGER = Logger.getLogger(AppConfiguration.class.getName());
...
LOGGER.info("App is being configured.");
...
And then I have something on web.xml about "LoggingFilter" ...but that's just some parameter and it was there by default.
Studying a bit the log I realized it's all part of something that basically logs my request, in a very extended way: there's headers, body, authorization, but also a big part containing all my Kinvey account parameters... and within these, under "arguments"."bl" I have listed all my BL code.
This is how my logs look like on GAE:
(I was wrong saying it doesn't log my logs...cause I realized it actually does, I just had a hard time finding them ;) )
com.sun.jersey.api.container.filter.LoggingFilter filter: 2 * Server in-bound request
2 > POST http://xxxxxxxxxx.appspot.com/resize/customEndpoint
Davide Neri
Every time I send a request to this Custom Endpoint (and of course the request goes to the GAE app), the app logs all my BL code.
It's quite a long log each time :D
Is this my fault or is it something that automatically happens?
Can I disable this?
** I created my GAE application starting from the sample "quickstart" that is in Kinvey BL SDK. **
all I do about logging is to import the logger
import java.util.logging.Logger;
initialize it:
public class Resize {
public final static Logger LOGGER = Logger.getLogger(Resize.class.getName());
...
and use it a few times like this:
LOGGER.info("fileUrl: " + fileUrl);