A student that completes this project shows that they can:

• implement industry standard exception handling including user friendly exception messages
• troubleshoot running services using both system and programmatically generated logs

Starting with your java-zoo application (instructions for that application can be found at https://github.com/LambdaSchool/java-zoos.git)

Add appropriate exception handling routines. Required exceptions to handle are when

• a resource is not found
• the wrong data type is used for a path variable
• a non-handled endpoint is accessed (a URL not found exception)
• (other standard exceptions can also be handled)
• include a generic exception handler to trap all exceptions not previously handled

Add appropriate logging routines. Required logging include

• Activating actuator endpoints
• Tomcat logging routed to a separate log file
• Custom logging under each Get endpoint saying the endpoint has been accessed
  • should only go to console
  • for example when a client calls PUT /students/Student log should say "PUT /students/Student accessed"
  • include in log any appropriate parameters sent to the end point
• Note: put the log files under the directory /tmp/var/logs/lambdajx You may have to create some directories for this to work.
• Log when each class and method is accessed in the zoo application.

• for each log, add a date and time stamp.
• Make the endpoint /zoos/zoos pageable and sortable