Specifications

Resource Types
Parameters
When used in a resource definition, a Connection resource supports the
following parameters:
ExecutableName. The name of the process
Hostname. The name of the server to which the connection was made
Port. The server port to which the connection was made (numeric)
URL. The original uniform resource locator (URL) accessed on the connection
(for Web connections only)
In general, however, you do not need to specify parameters for the Connection
resource. When you omit Connection parameters, Application Response
monitors network connections for all executables, hostnames, ports, and URLs.
Note: You cannot use the IgnoreEvents clause for Connection Start or Stop
events.
Example
The following example defines resources for SAP.
resources
{
require all
{
resource Process { ExecutableName=$(Application Executable) }
resource Process { ExecutableName="FRONT" }
resource Process { ExecutableName="SAPGUI" }
}
additional
{
resource Windows { }
resource Connection { }
}
}
DNS Resource Type
A Domain Name System (DNS) resource exists for each combination of a
process that makes a DNS request and the DNS server contacted. As a result,
each resource represents a process/server pair. For subsequent DNS activity
from the same process to the same DNS server, the same resource is re-used.
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