Wayne Brantley
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An error occurred while saving the comment Wayne Brantley supported this idea ·An error occurred while saving the comment Wayne Brantley commentedI am using the request logger. However, it does not log all requests. I listed above a sample of what the request log feature does not show. (Note I am saying what actual requests are filtered out completely from the RequestLogsFeature - not simply 'missing data from the request'.)
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An error occurred while saving the comment Wayne Brantley commentedI agree with you Zoran - if I were to use SS as a complete replacement for razor views, I would need support like the above so it ends up in my models too! The way it works in MVC is really pretty slick. I am not sure if SS 'model binding' is pluggable or not, but if it was you could handle this yourself I would imagine.
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ServiceStack Studio is becoming our Desktop UI to inspect & manage multiple remote ServiceStack instances which now has a new User Admin Module where you can Create / Modify / Delete / Lock users, available now in the v5.10 release:
Wayne Brantley supported this idea ·An error occurred while saving the comment Wayne Brantley commentedMaybe add the full request information into this dashboard (like requested here http://servicestack.uservoice.com/forums/176786-feature-requests/suggestions/4688456-better-request-and-exception-logging )
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5 votesWayne Brantley shared this idea ·
From our other conversation, you wanted to know exactly what else to log. I would say log everything fhat requestlogger outputs as a start.
To be clear, this is all around what is logged when an exception occurs.