x-dynaTrace Header Usage

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Question by John C. · Mar 11, 2014 at 09:08 PM · continuous delivery

x-dynaTrace Header Usage

Hello-

I am currently writing some tooling around our Load Testing process, and was wondering what I can do with the x-dynaTrace header that is returned. I successfully followed the instructions on Integration with Web Load Testing and Monitoring Tools so that I can get a Tagged Web Request, and I capture the x-dynaTrace header (e.g. x-dynaTrace: RS=session20060620091846;PT=31;PA=1;PS=76562898) on return.

I've scoured the documentation, but i don't see what use this is to me (and more specifically, my tooling). Ideally, what I'm really after is to mimic what's on the Gomez Web Load Testing Integration page: Gomez Web Load Testing Integration. I would like to use this information to drill down into dynaTrace. Is this possible?

Thanks!

--John

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Answer 1 · 2014-03-11T21:12:56Z

Answer by Andreas G. · Mar 11, 2014 at 09:12 PM

Hi John

There are several options

a) use this value to find a PurePath via the Tools -> Search PurePath menu item

b) use the PurePath ID with one of our REST Interfaces to e.g: open a Dashboard for that exact PurePath - check out the Open PurePath REST call on the Client REST Interface

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John C. · Mar 11, 2014 at 09:23 PM 0

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Andreas-

Thanks a ton!! I've used the server REST Api before, but never even thought to check out the client REST Api. Pretty nice stuff in there!!!

Thanks again

--John

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