Does the Netweaver Portal generates a W3C log file ?

Hello,
Does the Netweaver Portal generates a W3C log file ?
Is there any way to configure it in netweaver?
Does anybody has Any documentation for the same ?
Please Guide!
Thanks,
Smita

Hi Smita
Did you find an answer to your question, were you able to get W3C logs for portal. We have a similar requirement from our performance monitoring team, they want to collect the actual time taken in httpaccess logs for portal.
Thanks
Naresh

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