7.2.3 Save As window

The Save As window is used to save defined or edited Web transaction information under a new name. To display this window, in the Web Recorder (main) window, from the Transaction menu, choose Save As.

Figure 7‒5: Save As window

The following describes the displayed items.

Web transaction file name:

Specifies the name of the Web transaction file at the storage destination (as up to 255 bytes). If the Web transaction is to be saved in an existing Web transaction file, you can select that file's file name from the pull-down menu. Any spaces, tabs, or linefeed characters preceding or following the entered character string are deleted. It is recommended that you store all Web transactions recorded for the same PFM - Agent for Service Response in the same Web transaction file. You should check that no Web transactions recorded for other PFM - Agent for Service Response programs are stored in the specified Web transaction file.

Web transaction files are stored in the following folder:

installation-folder\agtv\probe\webtrans

New Web transaction name:

Specifies a new name for the Web transaction (as up to 255 bytes). Any spaces, tabs, or linefeed characters preceding or following the entered character string are deleted. The vertical bar character (|) cannot be used in a Web transaction name. The specified Web transaction name must be unique within the specified Web transaction file.

Comment:

Specifies any comment of your choosing (as up to 255 bytes). Any spaces, tabs, or linefeed characters preceding or following the entered character string are deleted. This item can be omitted.

Encoding of the Web transaction file:

Specify the encoding of the Web transaction file. From the pull-down menu, select Shift_JIS, EUC-JP, ISO-2022-JP, UTF-8, US-ASCII, or GB18030^#.

The following describes the default value of this setting:

When you newly create a Web transaction:

Encoding specified in the Create New Web Transaction window.

When you open a file:

Encoding specified in the XML declaration.

The encoding you specified here is reflected in the XML declaration (i.e. the first line of the Web transaction file).

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GB18030 supports only in Chinese OS and you cannot use the 4 bytes characters.

Note:

When the Web Recorder automatically records the message body, it is recorded as it is (in other words, not encoded).

Reference note:

Since PFM - Agent for Service Response records the page information (such as URL or the page title) in US-ASCII, the encoding of this page information in the Web transaction file can be inconsistent with the encoding you specified here.

In this case, modify the encoding of the page information part in the Web transaction file as you specify here.

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