Abstract: In real-time network transaction monitoring, a mobile device receives instruction sets for executing and monitoring business transactions over networks. The instruction sets define steps of business transactions and transport protocol events to record. Each transport protocol event includes an incident marking a start, a change, or a completion of a state according to a transport protocol during the execution of the business transaction. During the execution of the business transactions, the transport protocol events are recorded, associated with location and network connectivity data for the mobile device, and stored as historical data.

Abstract: A hybrid Notes/DB2 environment provides a requisition catalog on the Web. Client browsers are connected to a GWA infrastructure including a first network dispatcher and a virtual cluster of Domino.Go servers. The network dispatcher sprays out browser requests among configured .nsf servers in virtual server cluster. Communications from this virtual server cluster are, in turn, dispatched by a second network dispatcher servers in a Domino cluster. External objects, primarily for a GUI, are served in a .dfs and include graphic files, Java files, HTML images and net.data macros. The catalog is built from supplier provided flat files. A front end is provided for business logic and validation, as also is a relation database backend. HTML forms are populated using relational database agents. A role table is used for controlling access both to Notes code and DB2 data. Large amounts of data are quickly transferred using an intermediate agent and window.