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[epf-dev] Authoring and Analytics
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Hello Claudio:
Definitely useful to gather some statistics
on the web-server that serves your published method.
We use an basic/free web log analyzer
(Webalizer) to extracts the stats from our Tomcat logs.
It is sometimes hard to get some feedback
from people on the content of a method, so the stats gives us at least
a good idea of what content to polish or expand because of its popularity.
-- Pierre
Pierre Berlandier | pberland@xxxxxxxxxx
| 858-558-7909 | STSM - ILOG BRMS| IBM Software Services for WebSphere
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| Cláudio Pires <claudio.c.pires@xxxxxxxxx>
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| Date:
| 11/16/2010 02:48 PM
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| [epf-dev] Authoring and Analytics
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Dear friends,
What do you think about gathering detailed statistics about the visitors
to the published website on an intranet?! I think that any tool, like WebTrends
or even Google Analytics will do and will guide better strategic actions,
won't they?! Has anyone tried similar things?!
Comments are very welcommed!
Regards,
Cláudio Pires.
http://claudiopires.wordpress.com
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