Filter by HTTP Method GET or POST

I think you have two options

a) You can create a Business Transaction that filters or splits by HTTP Method

b) You can use the Server Timeline Dashlet - see screenshot

Thanks, Creating a Business Transaction works.

I can't find Server Timeline Dashlet in Dashlets tab. I am using Dynatrace 6.0

Thanks We have installed it and both of them work.

I am unable to create a proper BT to filter for only POST requests, and I found this thread.

Here's what I did.  Create a BT with single filter.  The filter is the Web Requests - Method measure.  Would this be the right one?  URI/Query fields are blank, Match is set to contains, Value is set to POST, Evaluation is set to occurrence and finally Exceeds or equal set to 1.0.

Yet when I open up the new BT dashlet, there are no entries at all.  What's strange is that the filter column in the dashlet is completely blank, as if it is ignoring my POST only filter completely.

Hi. This looks alright. Can you export a couple of purepaths and send it over?

Here's one PP that should show up.  Under the details of the Servlet filter you can see web request method is POST.

post.dts

I reviewed some stock BT's that use filters, and I noticed some filters (such as No Robot Request) use string, other filters use occurrence for evaluation.  I'm not clear on the difference when it comes specifically to filtering?  In any case I tried changing to either and to no avail.

Hi Roy

The only "mistake" you made is that you have to change the Evaluation setting for that measure from "string" to "occurence". Why? Because then this  measure will either return the numerical value 0 or 1 which allows us to use it as a filter measure. Using "string" makes the measure return the string representation of the HTTP Method. comparing that with the upper severe threshold of 1 doesnt make sense and wouldnt result in a positiv match

So - simply change it and it should work fine. I just tested this on your stored session and it worked!

Merry XMas

tHi Roy

My holidays are going really well - and I hope that continues for the next couple of days

To answer your question: yes - you have to create two measures - one for filtering, one for splitting. Thats the way to do it the right way as filters are always evaluated against the thresholds (which are numeric) and the splittings can be anything basically - but typically are strings. So - in most cases you end up with two measures for the same value if you want to use it for both

Have a great start into 2015!