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I am trying to log webservice specific information with Apache (Apache acts as a load-balancer by use of mod_jk). For instance I want to know how long the responsetime of each webservice-call takes. To do this I definitely would need to know the name of the webservice-method in the log-file. As a matter of fact, the name of the webservice-method is wrapped in the SOAP-body, to which I have no access to with the default-configuration.

Does anybody know an Apache module to extend the log-information? Or are there any other ideas to solve this challenge?

Thx!

I am trying to log webservice specific information with Apache (Apache acts as a load-balancer by use of mod_jk). For instance I want to know how long the responsetime of each webservice-call takes. To do this I definitely would need to know the name of the webservice in the log-file. As a matter of fact, the name of the webservice is wrapped in the SOAP-body, to which I have no access to with the default-configuration.

Does anybody know an Apache module to extend the log-information? Or are there any other ideas to solve this challenge?

Thx!

I am trying to log webservice specific information with Apache (Apache acts as a load-balancer by use of mod_jk). For instance I want to know how long the responsetime of each webservice-call takes. To do this I definitely would need to know the name of the webservice-method in the log-file. As a matter of fact, the name of the webservice-method is wrapped in the SOAP-body, to which I have no access to with the default-configuration.

Does anybody know an Apache module to extend the log-information? Or are there any other ideas to solve this challenge?

Thx!

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Logging Apache2 payload to evaluate SOAP message

I am trying to log webservice specific information with Apache (Apache acts as a load-balancer by use of mod_jk). For instance I want to know how long the responsetime of each webservice-call takes. To do this I definitely would need to know the name of the webservice in the log-file. As a matter of fact, the name of the webservice is wrapped in the SOAP-body, to which I have no access to with the default-configuration.

Does anybody know an Apache module to extend the log-information? Or are there any other ideas to solve this challenge?

Thx!