appdynamics_advanced.h File Reference

#include <stdint.h>

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Macros
#define	APPD_API   __attribute__((visibility("default")))

Typedefs
typedef void *	appd_bt_handle
typedef void *	appd_exitcall_handle

Functions
APPD_API void	appd_bt_override_time_ms (appd_bt_handle bt, int64_t timeMS)
APPD_API void	appd_bt_override_start_time_ms (appd_bt_handle bt, int64_t timeMS)
APPD_API void	appd_exitcall_override_time_ms (appd_exitcall_handle exitCall, int64_t timeMS)
APPD_API void	appd_exitcall_override_start_time_ms (appd_exitcall_handle exitCall, int64_t timeMS)

Macro Definition Documentation

APPD_API

#define APPD_API   __attribute__((visibility("default")))

Typedef Documentation

appd_bt_handle

typedef void* appd_bt_handle

appd_exitcall_handle

typedef void* appd_exitcall_handle

Function Documentation

appd_bt_override_start_time_ms()

APPD_API void appd_bt_override_start_time_ms	(	appd_bt_handle	bt,
		int64_t	timeMS
	)

Override the start time reported for a BT. The time is the number of millisecond since start of epoch (midnight, Jan 1, 1970 UTC). By overriding the start time with a specific value, the BT's internal start time is disabled The time specified by this function will be reported as the start time to the controller.

This can be useful for reporting BTs that are recorded in external monitoring systems and read into an SDK program.

Parameters

bt	The business transaction to override the timing of.
timeMS	Time in milliseconds since start of epoch (midnight, Jan 1, 1970 UTC).

appd_bt_override_time_ms()

APPD_API void appd_bt_override_time_ms	(	appd_bt_handle	bt,
		int64_t	timeMS
	)

Override the time reported for a BT.

The time is specified in milliseconds. By overriding the time with a specific value, the BT's internal timer is disabled. Only the time you specify to this function will be reported for the BT to the controller.

This can be useful for reporting BTs that are recorded in external monitoring systems and read into an SDK program.

IMPORTANT NOTE: When this function is called, the reported BT will be either the time specified here or the sum of all exit call timings, whichever is greatest. This is because you cannot report a BT that takes less time than the exit calls it contains.

Parameters

bt	The business transaction to override the timing of.
timeMS	The time the business transaction took, in milliseconds.

appd_exitcall_override_start_time_ms()

APPD_API void appd_exitcall_override_start_time_ms	(	appd_exitcall_handle	exitCall,
		int64_t	timeMS
	)

Override the start time reported for an exit call.

The time is the number of millisecond since start of epoch (midnight, Jan 1, 1970 UTC). By overriding the start time with a specific value, the exit calls's internal start time is disabled The time specified by this function will be reported as the start time to the controller.

This can be useful for reporting exit calls that are recorded in external monitoring systems and read into an SDK program.

Parameters

exitCall	The exit call to override the timing of.
timeMS	Time in milliseconds since start of epoch (midnight, Jan 1, 1970 UTC).

appd_exitcall_override_time_ms()

APPD_API void appd_exitcall_override_time_ms	(	appd_exitcall_handle	exitCall,
		int64_t	timeMS
	)

Override the time reported for an exit call.

The time is specified in milliseconds. By overriding the time with a specific value, the exit call's internal timer is disabled. Only the time you specify to this function will be reported to the controller.

This can be useful for reporting exit calls that are recorded in external monitoring systems and read into an SDK program.

Parameters

exitCall	The exit call to override the timing of.
timeMS	The time the business transaction took, in milliseconds.