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Adding HTTP Variables to the Log
You can log additional HTTP variables by adding them to the web connector plug-in. See your web server documentation for a list and an explanation of all available HTTP variables.

To add HTTP variables to the log

  1. Open the registry editor by typing kregedit at the command prompt.

    2. The registry editor opens and displays the keys and values that apply to the Netscape Application Server. If the web server and Netscape Application Server are installed on separate machines, the registry editor opens and displays the keys and values that apply to the web connector plug-in.

    For Windows NT, use regedit and start at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SOFTWARE\\KIVA.

  2. Open the following key:

    3. KIVA\\Enterprise\\2.0\\CCS0\\HTTPLOG\\INPUTVARS

    Each value under this key represents an HTTP variable and the database field to which the variable is mapped. The id of the value is the HTTP variable and the String value is the database field.

    The HTTP variable is in ALL CAPS, such as HTTP_REFERER, and the database field is exactly how it appears in the database table.

  3. Add a new String value with the new HTTP variable name.

  4. Double-click the new HTTP variable and enter the database field name as the value data.

  5. Click OK.

  6. Repeat steps 3 through 5 for each new HTTP variable.

  7. When finished, close the registry editor.
 

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