Specifications

Resource Definitions
Many of the default application rule sets provide this functionality; they include
syntax that allows authorized users to add or remove required resource
definitions from the eHealth Web interface. If you remove this syntax from the
application’s rule set, you will not be able to change an application’s required
resources from the eHealth Web interface. Leave this syntax in place unless
you need to remove it for a specific reason.
The Selection-Kind Qualifier: Defining and Application Instance
Typically, the required resource consists of the application’s GUI process. In
general, though, you can specify any number of resources. In the require
section of a resource definition, use the selection-kind qualifier to identify how
many of the specified resources must exist in order for Application Response to
recognize a running instance of the application.
Syntax
Use the following syntax for the selection-kind qualifier:
resources
{
require selection-kind
{
resource resource- type { parameter- list }
resource resource- type { parameter- list }
.
.
.
}
Valid values for selection-kind are one, all, and any.\
ALL: An Application That Uses Several Resources
Use the all keyword for the selection-kind qualifier if a running instance of an
application consists of more than one resource. For example, you would use
this keyword for an application with separate GUI and networking executables,
such as SAP.
Application Response recognizes one running instance of the application when
all of the required resources are running at the same time. Only then does
Application Response monitor transactions for that application, using the
combined activity of all of the defined resources.
Example
The following example lists required resources for the SAP application.
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