Package org.logevents.observers

Class WebLogEventObserver

  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    LogEventObserver
    public class WebLogEventObserver
extends AbstractFilteredLogEventObserver
    Used to collect messages in an LogEventBuffer for use by LogEventsServlet or LogEventHttpServer.

    Setup with servlet container

    In order to set up, you need to:
    1. Register an OpenID Connect provider to authenticate the users of the servlet (see OpenIdConfiguration)
    2. Set up a WebLogEventObserver named observer.servlet, and
    3. Add a LogEventsServlet to your servlet container

    Setup with standalone server

    If you have direct http or https-access to your application, WebLogEventObserver can start an embedded web server at a port you specify with observer.servlet.httpPort or observer.servlet.httpsPort. See LogEventHttpServer for more info. You can even include a link to the web dashboard for Logevents in SlackLogEventObserver by setting the observer.slack.detailUrl configuration parameter to point to your LogEventsServlet.

    Sample configuration

     observer.servlet=WebLogEventObserver
 observer.servlet.openIdIssuer=https://login.microsoftonline.com/common
 observer.servlet.clientId=12345678-abcd-pqrs-9876-9abcdef01234
 observer.servlet.clientSecret=3¤..¤!?qwer
 observer.servlet.cookieEncryptionKey=32s...r2
 observer.servlet.source=DatabaseLogEventObserver
 observer.servlet.source.jdbcUrl=...
 observer.servlet.httpPort=8080
    See Also:
    LogEventsServlet, OpenIdConfiguration