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Java-Download-Http Log Parser 1.3.5 |
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Compiled Classes |
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Sourcecode and javadoc |
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Purpose |
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This log analyzer reads a given http log and counts how many requests come from a browser or search robot. It also allows to set filter (e.g. for counting only html page requests or images) or to count search requests from search engines. Highlights compared to other log analyzers are: |
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summarizes browsers by generation, e.g. MSIE 5.5 or 6.x |
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analysis by which search engine and what search keywords your page was accessed (improved in version 1.1.0). You can also set filters. |
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New in version 1.3.5: |
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Installation |
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Include the file logparser.jar in your classpath |
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Usage |
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If you want to use the graphical interface: If you prefer the text mode |
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Planned Extensions |
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We would like to support new log file formats (feel free to support your own). The program should parse more than one file in a single run. |
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For Developers |
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This tool is freeware and Open Source. You can use or modify it as you want. We would be pleased if you send your improvements back to java@hawlitzek-consulting.de The package de.hawlitzek.logparser contains the parsing classes. If you want to add other log formats (I'm just using the one from my provider) or additional statistics, you can extend the given classes. |
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© 2006 Hawlitzek IT-Consulting GmbH,
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