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var console = require("console");
var http = require("http");
var util = require("util");
var cef = require("cef");


function onRequest(request, response) {

    // The device configuration is required; these are used to uniquely identify the records in ArcSight.
    // Work with your security admin; this cannot be null.
    var deviceConfig = {
      	vendor : "Vendor Name",
    		product : "Product Name",
    		version : "Version 0.1"
    }

    // The environment contains some details about how the request was generated.  It can be null, but that leaves out meaninful info.
    // You can also pass in additional parameters by adding key value pairs to environ, but you should really add custom fields to the
    // extensions parameter since those will clobber any environ member that has a matching name.
    environ = cef.environFromHTTP(request);

    // The extensions are used to fill in additional details.  See the standard for a list of potential fields, and rules.  Can be null.
    extensions = { "suser" : "yvanboily"};

    // you can call generateCEF to create content suitable to log to a file directly if your admins want to pull a log file
    r = cef.generateCEF("OMG_HORRIBLE", "Something went Horribly Wrong!", 5, environ, deviceConfig, extensions);
    response.writeHead(200, {"Content-Type": "text/html"});
    response.write(util.format("<html><body><h1>Event Logged</h1><p>%s</p></body></html>", r));
    response.end();

    // you also call syslog to send the message to syslog.  You can pass a syslog configuration object which conforms to the
    // options at https://github.com/phuesler/ain/README.md in the subsection Changing Destinations.  See that for more info.
    syslog = null;
    cef.syslog("OMG_HORRIBLE", "Identity Failed", 5, cef.environFromHTTP(request), deviceConfig, extensions, syslog);
}


http.createServer(onRequest).listen(8888);
console.log("Server has started. CTRL+C to end.");