Specifications

Resource Types
Java Resource Type
If you want to capture events for Java applications and applets, you must
include the Java resource type in the additional section of your resource
definition. This enables Application Response to monitor Java-specific activity.
You do not need to specify parameters for the Java resource. This syntax
allows you to define transactions using any Java events.
Example
The following example shows a resource definition for monitoring Java activity.
For more information, refer to the template for Java resource definitions.
resources
{
require any
{
resource Process { ExecutableName=$(Application Executable) }
resource Process { ExecutableName="javaw" }
}
additional
{
resource Windows { }
resource Java { }
resource Connection { }
}
}
Outlook Resource Type
A separate Outlook resource represents each instance of Microsoft Outlook.
Use the Outlook resource when defining a resource for a Microsoft Outlook
application.
Parameter
When used in a resource definition, an Outlook resource supports the following
parameter:
ExecutableName. The name of the process
Note: You cannot use the IgnoreEvents clause for Outlook Start or Stop
events.
Example
The following example shows a sample resource definition for Outlook. The
Process resource is required because it is the base resource on which the
additional resources depend. The additional resource definitions permit
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