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Question by Steven L. · Jun 06, 2014 at 02:56 AM ·

Filter on url of rest web request

 

Hello,

 

Until now i had always created a filter into a business transaction on WCF web services,

now i have to do the same for a rest webservice, i used the same logic to do this;

 

 

Questoin: do i use the correct measure?, because i do not get data into the BT,

 

Thx

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Answer by Kin K. · Jun 06, 2014 at 06:15 AM

Steven, try setting the filter measure's URI pattern to "/SKYCC/(.*)".

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Answer by Andreas G. · Jun 06, 2014 at 07:43 PM

There is a "Web Request - URI Pattern Value". This is a measure that can return the full URL or even parts of it using a RegEx. Have a look at some of the pre-configured measures e.g: "First URI Path Part" or "Complete URI Path".

In your case you either want a measure that returns the full path or everything after "SKYCC" - using a RegEx to accomplish this. Then use this measure as a Split Measure in your BT. I assume you only have a handful of REST URLs - in that case you can specify the Split Options to "No Restriction" to get a split value for each individual URL. If you have e.g: thousands of different URLs you should look into the "Smart Split Options" e.g: "Only the Top X %"

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Answer by Steven L. · Jun 06, 2014 at 06:25 PM

 

Still one question, if i now want to split on the rest url,

SKYCC\A\B\GetVehicles   Stats

SYCC\D\GetDrivers       Stats

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Which splitting should is use? with WCF webservices i used headervalue,
with ASMX web services i created a sensor on functionname.

Is there a out of the box splitting for the rest url?

Thx

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Answer by Steven L. · Jun 06, 2014 at 06:12 PM

Alright this works, thx Kin Wai Koo, back on track now,

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