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Hi all,
Our application runs in WAS4.0/IBM http server.
Is there a way to find out the number of hits on the server for a day or for some particular time ?
We installed the new app yesterday and I want to know the number of hits on the site ....
How do I calculate it ?
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Maya
 
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Hello Maya,
There is a crude way to know this.
Check access log of IBM HTTP SERVER at
X:\IBM HTTP Server\logs\access.log.

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Bhiku,
What should I check in the log file ?
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You can also use Resource Analyzer.

Arvind,<br />IBM Certified WAS admin (Test 489, Test 340, Test341)

 
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How do I use this ?
Resource analyser of what ?
Maya
 
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Hello maya
IBM has a fantastic tool named Site Analyzer which is used to analyze site hits etc. you can check that you .
or you can do that programmatically also

regards,<br />Dharmesh Chheda

 
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You will need a third party tool to analyze web site usage. Lots of freeware. One of the best is Analog . Details at http://www.analog.cx/.
 
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