RTA Split Session Agent
Along with Session Router, RTASplit can be used to route traffic to child pipelines. RTASplit can use rich RTA conditions to determine routing. Routing can be based on the contents of one or more REQ values. For example, you can route based on URL. If the URL includes tealeaf, then route to childpipe1. Else, route to childpipe2.
- The Session Router session agent is used for cases of session routing by percentages. See Session Router Session Agent.
Adding the Session Agent
Session agents can be added through the Pipeline Editor in TMS. See Adding a Session Agent.
- For more information on the Pipeline Editor and TMS, see "Tealeaf® Management System" in the IBM® Tealeaf cxImpact Administration Manual.
The remainder of this page describes configuration options and how to change them through the TealeafCaptureSocket.cfg file stored on the server. These settings are also available through the Pipeline Editor, which is the recommended method for configuring session agents.
Configuration Settings
The following configuration settings are available for this session agent:
- Display Name values are displayed in TMS, which is the recommended method for configuring session agents. See "Tealeaf Management System" in the IBM Tealeaf cxImpact Administration Manual.
- Name values are displayed in TealeafCaptureSocket.cfg.
| Display Name | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Script Trace | ScriptTrace | When set to ON, script tracing is enabled, which is useful for debugging. The default value is OFF. |
| Config File | RTAIni | The filename of the configuration file for the
session agent. By default, the filename is RTASplit.ini.
|
Configuration Example
The RTA Split session agent is used to divert static content out of a Windows processing pipeline to the TLI server and pipeline for insertion into a static archive. A static archive is a library of static content captured on a daily basis for purposes of long-terms storage for replay and auditing.
- For more information on configuring RTA Split for use with static archives, see TLI Session Agent.
- For more information on static archives, see "Managing Static Archives" in the IBM Tealeaf cxImpact Administration Manual.
Tealeaf Session Agents
- Adding a Session Agent
- Archive Session Agent
- "Attribute Indexing Session Agent" in the IBM Tealeaf CX Configuration Manual
- Canister Session Agent
- Cookie Parser Session Agent
- Data Drop Session Agent
- Data Parser Session Agent
- Decouple Session Agent
- Extended Decoupler Session Agent
- Extended Privacy Session Agent
- Health-Based Routing (HBR) Session Agent
- Inflate Session Agent
- JSON Mobile Parser Session Agent
- Managed Code Session Agent
- Null Session Agent
- Privacy Session Agent
- Real-Time Monitoring and Alert (RTA) Session Agent
- Response Tags to Request Session Agent
- RTA Split Session Agent
- Sessioning Session Agent
- Session Router Session Agent
- Socket Session Agent
- Statistics Logger Session Agent
- "Tealeaf Reference Session Agent" in the IBM Tealeaf CX Configuration Manual
- Tealeaf Reference Session Agent - Legacy Mode
- Tealeaf Sessioning Session Agent
- TimeGrades Session Agent
- TLI Session Agent
- URL Decode Session Agent