Structuremap and LoggingConnection

[Swati S]

I cannot figure out how to use the LoggingConnection example to get the URL that SolrNET is sending to Solr. I am unable to retrieve this URL from the jetty logs...because well, our URLs are *very* long and Jetty truncates them.

I am not sure how to "register" my Logging class:

foreach ( SolrServerElement core in solrServers )

{

var coreConnectionId = core.Id + typeof( SolrConnection );

For<ISolrConnection>().Add<LoggingConnection>()

.Named( coreConnectionId )

.Ctor<SolrConnection>( "connection" ).Is( new SolrConnection( core.Url ) {Cache = new NullCache()} );

}

Doesn't work. I also tried:

For<ISolrConnection>().Add<LoggingConnection>()

.Named( "l" + coreConnectionId )

.Ctor<SolrConnection>( "connection" ).Is( i => i.IsNamedInstance(coreConnectionId) );

Not sure how to do this :(

Thank you

[Mauricio Scheffer]

I'm not very familiar with StructureMap, but I think you can remove (called 'eject' IIRC) the SolrConnection objects registered by the SolrNetRegistry and add your own.

Otherwise, you can always copy&paste the code of SolrNetRegistry and adjust it to your needs. Ugly, but it works.

Cheers

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Mauricio

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[Swati]

Thanks Mauricio.

I knew very little about StructureMap as well.....and eventually gave up and instead just upgraded the version of Jetty we are using. Jetty 6 truncates URLs. Jetty 8 does not.

Thanks for responding.

Swati

[Kenneth Fiduk]

I know this thread is about 18 months old, but it's the closest I've found online to a solution to logging w/ StructureMap.

Has anyone had any luck in this regard?

[Kenneth Fiduk]

For anyone's future reference, I ended up using this to get LoggingConnection wired up (I followed the lead of SolrNetRegistry, both in the named connections and using NullCache for Cache:

    public class MySolrNetRegistry : SolrNetRegistry

    {

        private static readonly SolrConfigurationSection solrConfig = (SolrConfigurationSection) ConfigurationManager.GetSection("solr");

        public MySolrNetRegistry()

            : base(solrConfig.SolrServers)

        {

            Scan(scan =>

                {

                      // normal scanning activities

                });

            // wire up LoggingConnection decorator

            foreach (SolrServerElement server in solrConfig.SolrServers)

            {

                For<ISolrConnection>().Add<LoggingConnection>()

                                      .Named(server.Id + typeof (SolrConnection))

                                      .Ctor<SolrConnection>("connection").Is(new SolrConnection(server.Url) { Cache = new NullCache() });