Abstract: Generating a document object model (DOM) differential is provided. In response to receiving a webpage, a snapshot is generated of a base DOM corresponding to the webpage. A DOM node change list corresponding to the base DOM is generated. A DOM node attribute change list corresponding to the base DOM is generated. The base DOM is monitored for changes. A DOM differential is generated for the base DOM based on DOM node entries in the DOM node change list and the DOM node attribute change list.

Abstract: Generating replay of a webpage is provided. In response to determining that a document object model (DOM) replay of the webpage is a differential DOM replay, a base DOM of the webpage, base DOM differentials of the webpage, and user interactions with the webpage are retrieved. The base DOM of the webpage is patched with the base DOM differentials of the webpage to generate a patched DOM corresponding to the webpage. The user interactions with the webpage are overlaid on the patched DOM to generate the replay of the webpage.

Abstract: Generating a document object model (DOM) differential is provided. In response to receiving a webpage, a snapshot is generated of a base DOM corresponding to the webpage. A DOM node change list corresponding to the base DOM is generated. A DOM node attribute change list corresponding to the base DOM is generated. The base DOM is monitored for changes. A DOM differential is generated for the base DOM based on DOM node entries in the DOM node change list and the DOM node attribute change list.

Abstract: Generating a document object model (DOM) differential is provided. In response to receiving a webpage, a snapshot is generated of a base DOM corresponding to the webpage. A DOM node change list corresponding to the base DOM is generated. A DOM node attribute change list corresponding to the base DOM is generated. The base DOM is monitored for changes. A DOM differential is generated for the base DOM based on DOM node entries in the DOM node change list and the DOM node attribute change list.

Abstract: In response to detecting a user-defined event on a client computer, a DOM snapshot of a DOM is captured. The DOM snapshot is of a DOM being used to generate an image on a display of the client computer. A hypertext markup language (HTML) request is populated with the DOM snapshot. The HTML request is a virtual request that directs a recipient to save the HTML request without returning a webpage upon receipt. The HTML request with the DOM snapshot is transmitted to an HTML server. Subsequently, a request for the DOM snapshot is transmitted from the client computer to the HTML server. The client computer receives an HTML response from the HTML server. The HTML response HTML response includes the DOM snapshot. An image is generated on a display of the client computer using the DOM snapshot from the HTML response.

Abstract: Aspects include capturing and replaying activities conducted during a web browsing session. Activities conducted by a user via browser application at a website are received at a computer processor. The activities occur across multiple web pages and span multiple windows during a single browsing session. The activities associated with corresponding web pages, and the activities are ordered in chronological order for each of the web pages. User interface events corresponding to the ordered activities are displayed via a browser based interface. The user interface events are selectable by an end user of the browser based interface.

Abstract: In response to detecting a user-defined event on a client computer, a DOM snapshot of a DOM is captured. The DOM snapshot is of a DOM being used to generate an image on a display of the client computer. A hypertext markup language (HTML) request is populated with the DOM snapshot. The HTML request is a virtual request that directs a recipient to save the HTML request without returning a webpage upon receipt. The HTML request with the DOM snapshot is transmitted to an HTML server. Subsequently, a request for the DOM snapshot is transmitted from the client computer to the HTML server. The client computer receives an HTML response from the HTML server. The HTML response HTML response includes the DOM snapshot. An image is generated on a display of the client computer using the DOM snapshot from the HTML response.

Abstract: Aspects include capturing and replaying activities conducted during a web browsing session. Activities conducted by a user via browser application at a website are received at a computer processor. The activities occur across multiple web pages and span multiple windows during a single browsing session. The activities associated with corresponding web pages, and the activities are ordered in chronological order for each of the web pages. User interface events corresponding to the ordered activities are displayed via a browser based interface. The user interface events are selectable by an end user of the browser based interface.

Abstract: Generating a document object model (DOM) differential is provided. In response to receiving a webpage, a snapshot is generated of a base DOM corresponding to the webpage. A DOM node change list corresponding to the base DOM is generated. A DOM node attribute change list corresponding to the base DOM is generated. The base DOM is monitored for changes. A DOM differential is generated for the base DOM based on DOM node entries in the DOM node change list and the DOM node attribute change list.

Abstract: Generating replay of a webpage is provided. In response to determining that a document object model (DOM) replay of the webpage is a differential DOM replay, a base DOM of the webpage, base DOM differentials of the webpage, and user interactions with the webpage are retrieved. The base DOM of the webpage is patched with the base DOM differentials of the webpage to generate a patched DOM corresponding to the webpage. The user interactions with the webpage are overlaid on the patched DOM to generate the replay of the webpage.

Abstract: A monitoring system captures the behavior of distributed applications and also provides a framework for augmenting functionality of the application in response to user interactions and different states of the application and network. Network events exchanged between an application and an application server are captured and the local client events on the client device are also selectively captured. The different disparate network events and client events are then combined together during a replay operation to simulate the user experience during the previous application session.

Abstract: Aspects include capturing and replaying activities conducted during a web browsing session. Activities conducted by a user via browser application at a website are received at a computer processor. The activities occur across multiple web pages and span multiple windows during a single browsing session. The activities associated with corresponding web pages, and the activities are ordered in chronological order for each of the web pages. User interface events corresponding to the ordered activities are displayed via a browser based interface. The user interface events are selectable by an end user of the browser based interface.

Abstract: Aspects include capturing and replaying activities conducted during a web browsing session. Activities conducted by a user via browser application at a website are received at a computer processor. The activities occur across multiple web pages and span multiple windows during a single browsing session. The activities associated with corresponding web pages, and the activities are ordered in chronological order for each of the web pages. User interface events corresponding to the ordered activities are displayed via a browser based interface. The user interface events are selectable by an end user of the browser based interface.

Abstract: Aspects include capturing and replaying activities conducted during a web browsing session. Activities conducted by a user via browser application at a website are received at a computer processor. The activities occur across multiple web pages and span multiple windows during a single browsing session. The activities associated with corresponding web pages, and the activities are ordered in chronological order for each of the web pages. User interface events corresponding to the ordered activities are displayed via a browser based interface. The user interface events are selectable by an end user of the browser based interface.

Abstract: Aspects include capturing and replaying activities conducted during a web browsing session. Activities conducted by a user via browser application at a website are received at a computer processor. The activities occur across multiple web pages and span multiple windows during a single browsing session. The activities associated with corresponding web pages, and the activities are ordered in chronological order for each of the web pages. User interface events corresponding to the ordered activities are displayed via a browser based interface. The user interface events are selectable by an end user of the browser based interface.

Abstract: Aspects include capturing and replaying activities conducted during a web browsing session. Activities conducted by a user via browser application at a website are received at a computer processor. The activities occur across multiple web pages and span multiple windows during a single browsing session. The activities associated with corresponding web pages, and the activities are ordered in chronological order for each of the web pages. User interface events corresponding to the ordered activities are displayed via a browser based interface. The user interface events are selectable by an end user of the browser based interface.

Abstract: In response to detecting a user-defined event on a client computer, a DOM snapshot of a DOM is captured. The DOM snapshot is of a DOM being used to generate an image on a display of the client computer. A hypertext markup language (HTML) request is populated with the DOM snapshot. The HTML request is a virtual request that directs a recipient to save the HTML request without returning a webpage upon receipt. The HTML request with the DOM snapshot is transmitted to an HTML server. Subsequently, a request for the DOM snapshot is transmitted from the client computer to the HTML server. The client computer receives an HTML response from the HTML server. The HTML response HTML response includes the DOM snapshot. An image is generated on a display of the client computer using the DOM snapshot from the HTML response.

Abstract: In response to detecting a user-defined event on a client computer, a DOM snapshot of a DOM is captured. The DOM snapshot is of a DOM being used to generate an image on a display of the client computer. A hypertext markup language (HTML) request is populated with the DOM snapshot. The HTML request is a virtual request that directs a recipient to save the HTML request without returning a webpage upon receipt. The HTML request with the DOM snapshot is transmitted to an HTML server. Subsequently, a request for the DOM snapshot is transmitted from the client computer to the HTML server. The client computer receives an HTML response from the HTML server. The HTML response HTML response includes the DOM snapshot. An image is generated on a display of the client computer using the DOM snapshot from the HTML response.

Abstract: A monitoring system captures the behavior of distributed applications and also provides a framework for augmenting functionality of the application in response to user interactions and different states of the application and network. Network events exchanged between an application and an application server are captured and the local client events on the client device are also selectively captured. The different disparate network events and client events are then combined together during a replay operation to simulate the user experience during the previous application session.

Abstract: A monitoring system captures the behavior of distributed applications and also provides a framework for augmenting functionality of the application in response to user interactions and different states of the application and network. Network events exchanged between an application and an application server are captured and the local client events on the client device are also selectively captured. The different disparate network events and client events are then combined together during a replay operation to simulate the user experience during the previous application session.