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If you want to have more visibility there is currently a workaround possible:

async makeRequest() {
	// Set Mobile dtAdk cookie because native web request don't add cookies
	this.http.setCookie("YOUR_URL", "dtAdk=" + this.getCookieValue("dtAdk"));
	// Create XHR Action via JavaScript OneAgent
	let actionId = dtrum.enterXhrAction("Mobile First HTTP", XhrActionMode.CREATE_ACTION_WITH_USER_INPUT, 'YOUR_URL');
	// Make HTTP Request with x-dtpc, x-dtreferer and x-dynatrace header
	await this.http.get('YOUR_URL', {}, { "x-dtpc": this.getCookieValue("dtPC"), "x-dtreferer": dT_.gAR(actionId), "x-dynatrace": "" });
	// Leave XHR After request is done
	dtrum.leaveXhrAction(actionId);
}

getCookieValue(a) {
	var b = document.cookie.match('(^|[^;]+)\\s*' + a + '\\s*=\\s*([^;]+)');
	return b ? b.pop() : '';
}

this.http is the http library where you are firing the web requests. Basically this snippet does the following:

1. Set the current dtAdk Cookie onto the URL where the request happens (This can be changed to the domain and not the URL directly)
2. JS Agent is creating an XHR Action
3. Web Request will be tagged with 3 dynatrace related headers (x-dtpc, x-dtreferer, x-dynatrace)
4. Leave the XHR Action

Result: You have an XHR Action in the User session with a web request which is linked to the server side.

Hi Babar!

for 1:

What kind of library are you using for the web requests? If they originate from a User Action in the web part and go through a library (or your own implementation) to the native part of the app, then they can not be correlated. Which libraries are you using?

for 2:

When setting up the Cordova mobile app through the Dynatrace instrumentation wizard, a web application is created. If the UI of your app is mainly written in web technologies, then all the User Actions will be sent to this web application. Please note that User Actions in the web application will only be created if they can be correlated with a web request.

–Thomas