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Foglight Transaction Recorder 5.6.13 - Recorder User Guide

Table of Contents

Overview of Foglight synthetic monitoring Use the Foglight Transaction Recorder

Script window Properties window

Root instructions Browser instructions

Navigate Open Browser Close Browser Browser Refresh Browser Back Browser Forward

HTML Element instructions

Set Value: = (Checkbox) Click Input(0) (Click Instruction) **| Set Value: =*** (Input Password) ab| Set Value: = (Input Text) Java Script Set Value: = (Radio Button) Set Value: = (Select)

External Scripting instructions

CitraTest Script FTR Script Generic Command Line Windows Script

Special instructions

Credential Delay - 00:00:00.10 Folder Internet Settings Keyboard Message Transaction

Network Diagnostics

Name Lookup Ping Trace

Properties and Instruction descriptions

Common Properties Instruction Properties HTML Element Properties

Main window Results window

Output Results Error

Favorites window Create, publish scripts, and publish to Foglight

Record scripts Configure scripts (Insert transactions and validations)

Insert transactions Insert validations

Script playback

Analyze script results Publish scripts to Foglight

Publish Script dialog box

Create and upload Foglight Transaction Recorder scripts

Record scripts Configure scripts (Insert transactions and validations)

Insert transactions Insert validations

Script playback

Analyze script results

Publish scripts to Foglight

View Foglight Transaction Recorder results

Summary Network Details Network Chart Timing Charts Size Charts Timing vs. Size Chart

General settings

General Defaults

Recorder settings

Delays Environment HTML

Publish settings Windows Server 2003 security settings Recorder types

Import Dialog Interceptor Settings into the Foglight Transaction Recorder graphic user interface Use Error Overrides Insert validation rules Insert Transactions Rebaseline a script Use Sync Points Change source of text for Form Inputs

Text Value Value Script Using the Custom Value Source Set Values

Use cookies Use the Dialog Interceptor Settings Set up the Foglight Transaction Recorder to run with the FxM

Turn on Tag and Follow before the recording process begins Insert an Internet Instruction and turn on Tag and Follow after a script is recorded

Scale Foglight Transaction Player client machines Set the Recording Method dialog Set the delay Use cache management

How cache management works How Foglight Transaction Recorder cache settings interact with Internet Explorer cache settings Cache management locations and settings

Foglight Transaction Recorder cache management Foglight Transaction Player cache management

Set Empty Temporary Internet Files in Internet Explorer

Appendix: Best practices

FTR Advanced/CitraTest best practices

Verify the Foglight environment Create and Run scripts on the same machine Captured images should be as small as possible Manually create the CitraTest scripts Use the AppStart function to start applications Maximize applications after AppStart Script launching and closing of the application Create and test FTR scripts containing the CitraTest script Use the Restore Desktop features of CitraTest and FTR

Run FTR scripts as a local administrator Gather network statistics when using Windows Vista or a later version Scale Foglight Transaction Player Agents

Maximum number of concurrent scripts Determining maximum concurrent scripts Assigning worker processes

Appendix: Troubleshoot the Foglight Transaction Recorder

Use the script properties Verify the Foglight environment Remote Desktop Verify script playback Ensure users are logged out before running a script Run as a user FTR Advanced best practices Duplicate the steps in Internet Explorer TPRunscript Contact Support and collect support documentation

Appendix: API for FTR Timer Usage

Three main classes Samples code Enums Sample of usage

Results

The Results tab shows the status and results of each instruction during the execution of the script.

Figure 33. Results window - Results tab

The following provides a description of individual columns:

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Name—instruction name.

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Status—indicator of whether an instruction is running, waiting to run, or completed.

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Errors—sum of errors encountered during the execution of the instruction.

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Files—number of files run.

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Bytes—sum of total network activity that occurred during the execution of the instruction.

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Response Time—time required by the instruction to execute from a monitoring perspective.

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Elapsed Time—time required by the instruction to execute, including overhead. This is typically greater than the response time.

Error

The Errors Tab displays error, warning, and informational messages encountered during the execution of a script.

Figure 34. Results window - Error tab

The following provides a description of individual columns.

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Name—name of the instruction that generated the error.

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Error Level—level of the error being generated.

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Error Code—Error code in hexadecimal.

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API Code—Application Programming Interface code in hexadecimal.

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Message—Message generated when error occurred.

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API Extended Info—An extended explanation of the error.

Favorites window

The Favorites Window mirrors the bookmarks created in Internet Explorer. These bookmarks can be used instead of typing the URL during the recording process. The Add and Organize buttons work exactly as they would in Internet Explorer. The Refresh button synchronizes the Favorites list with your current favorites in Internet Explorer. This is done automatically each time you launch the Recorder.

Figure 35. Favorites window

Create, publish scripts, and publish to Foglight

Create, publish scripts, and publish to Foglight

During the recording process, each click or action you make in the Main Window creates an instruction. Instructions are grouped into a script, assigned a name, and saved with an .ftr extension. Scripts are then published to a Foglight server and subsequently downloaded by Transaction Player agents where they are used for monitoring business processes.

Creating scripts with the Foglight Transaction Recorder and uploading them to the Foglight Management Server consist of the following steps:

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Configure scripts (Insert transactions and validations)

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Script playback

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Analyze script results

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Publish scripts to Foglight

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