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For each HTTP (HTTPS) software service, URL, or URL with parameters, you can define an end-of-page component identified by its URL. Loading this component indicates that the page is complete; no further elements are taken into account when calculating metrics for the page. Before You Begin

It is assumed that you have already created a user-defined software service for this protocol and have specified one or more rules containing the essential components such as the IP address

and port of the software service to be monitored. It is also assumed that you have created one or more URL definitions for your rules.

You can define the end-of-page components at the level of software service, URL and URL with parameters. If you decide to define the end-of-page components at more than one level, the definitions are complementary to one another and not overriding definitions at other levels. For each level, you can either provide a single regular expression that will match the URL of a component or provide a static list of components.

To define end-of-page components:

Configure settings at the software service level

The definitions at the software service level are complementary to the definitions at other levels and do not override them.

1. Start and log on to RUM Console.

2. From the top menu, select Software Services ➤ Manage Software Services.

3. Select a software service from the list.

Click in the row corresponding with your service to display a set of rules for this service on the Configuration tab.

4. On the Configuration tab, select Edit manually from the Actions context menu for a selected rule.

The Edit Rule pop-up window appears. In this window you can edit and delete the existing rules, or add new rules.

5. Switch to the End of Page Components tab.

6. Define end-of-page components. This can be done in two ways:

• Provide an Element regular expression to match the end-of-page component. You can define a single regular expression that will match the end-of-page component. For example, the expression

http://www\.somewebsite\.com/.+?footer\.png

will match all the footer.png files downloaded from any of the section of the website,

for example:

http://www.somewebsite.com/1/images/footer.png http://www.somewebsite.com/2/images/footer.png http://www.somewebsite.com/3/images/footer.png

• Provide Static page components definitions.

You can also add a number of static definitions, listing all the necessary end-of-page components across the monitored operations. To add the end-of-page components, right-click a line in the Component column and choose Add. You must enter a fully qualified URL of the component starting from the http:// or https:// strings.

7. Click OK to save the configuration.

8. Publish the draft configuration on the monitoring device. Configure settings at the URL level

The definitions at the URL level are complementary to the definitions at other levels and do not override them.

9. From the top menu, select Software Services ➤ Manage Software Services.

10. Select a software service from the list.

Click in the row corresponding with your service to display a set of rules for this service on the Configuration tab.

11. On the Configuration tab, select Edit manually from the Actions context menu for a

selected rule.

The Edit Rule pop-up window appears. In this window you can edit and delete the existing rules, or add new rules.

12. Switch to the URL Monitoring tab.

13. In the URL definitions table, right-click a specific URL and select Open from the context

menu to open Monitored URL window.

• To quickly navigate to an entry in the URL definitions table, click in the table and then type some or all of the IP definition.

• Click the magnifying glass icon or press [Ctrl+F] to open a search box to limit the

table view to only those rows that contain a match (in any column) to the search string.

14. Repeat Step 5 [p. 108] and Step 6 [p. 108].

15. Click OK to save the configuration.

16. Publish the draft configuration on the monitoring device. Configure settings at the URL parameters level

The definitions at the URL parameters level are complementary to the definitions at other levels and do not override them.

17. From the top menu, select Software Services ➤ Manage Software Services.

18. Select a software service from the list.

Click in the row corresponding with your service to display a set of rules for this service on the Configuration tab.

19. On the Configuration tab, select Edit manually from the Actions context menu for a

selected rule.

The Edit Rule pop-up window appears. In this window you can edit and delete the existing rules, or add new rules.

20. Switch to the URL Monitoring tab.

21. In the URL parameter group table, right-click a specific parameter group and select Open

from the context menu.

This will open the URL Parameter Group window.

22. Repeat Step 5 [p. 108] and Step 6 [p. 108].

23. Click OK to save the configuration.

24. Publish the draft configuration on the monitoring device.