Is it possible to run a Synthetic Browser Driven Monitor (BDM/AJAX) script on a Transaction Execution Adapter (TEA) Agent running as a service when using TrueSight Synthetic Monitoring?

Is it possible to run a Synthetic Browser Driven Monitor (BDM/AJAX) script on a Transaction Execution Adapter (TEA) Agent running as a service when using TrueSight Synthetic Monitoring?

Knowledge Article

Article Number

000254992

Old Article Number

000169564

Article Type

FAQ/Procedural

Title

Is it possible to run a Synthetic Browser Driven Monitor (BDM/AJAX) script on a Transaction Execution Adapter (TEA) Agent running as a service when using TrueSight Synthetic Monitoring?

Summary

Product

TrueSight Synthetic Transaction Monitor with Micro Focus Silk Performer

Component

Micro Focus Silk Performer for TrueSight Synthetic Monitor

Applies to

Borland Silk Performer 21.0 and newer
TEA Agent 11.3.03.01 and newer

Question

Is it possible to run a Synthetic Browser Driven Monitor (BDM)/AJAX script on a Transaction Execution Adapter (TEA) Agent running as a service when using TrueSight Synthetic Monitoring?

Answer

This feature is now available using the Transaction Execution Adapter (TEA) Agent 11.3.03.01 and Silk Performer 21. Attached to this Knowledge Article is the following document:

RunningTEAAgent11_3_03_01_SyntheticBDMScriptAsAService.pdf

This document will explain how to set up a Silk Performer BDM/AJAX script and how to configure a Windows server to run a TEA Agent that is running as a service.

Below is a link where Silk Performer can be downloaded:
ftp://ftp.bmc.com/pub/tss/11.3.03/Silk21/

This location also contains a patch for the Transaction Execution Adapter (TEA) Agent (11.3.03.01) that will allow the 11.3.03 TEA Agent to run synthetic scripts created in Silk Performer 21. Please review the ReadMeFirst.doc file to learn how to install these new products.

Attachment(s):

RunningTEAAgent11_3_03_01_SyntheticBDMScriptAsAService