NET version higher than 3.5 must be installed on the LRP/LRE machine. Other related product information if found: Network Virtualization, UFT, LeanFT, BPM, SiteScope, VTS etc.NET version, JAVA installations (JDK or JRE), Citrix, RDP and Oracle clients.
LRP/LRE related information - installed products from LoadRunner family, patches, custom components, main executable files, related environment variables, LoadRunner agent details, various configuration settings such as last used web recording options, vugen.ini, correlation configuration, Analysis configuration, logs, registration failures, various protocol information etc.
Hardware information - processors, memory, free space on hard drives, attached monitors.Operating system version and service packs, virtualization, locale, environment variables, browsers installed, User Account Control (enabled or disabled), Data Execution Prevention level, is user administrator or no, layered service providers, AppInit dlls etc, list of installed programs andrunning processes.LoadRunner Detect generates an HTML report file, containing the following information: Standalone Application (SA) - VuGen, TruClient, DevWeb, Analysis or Windows Load Generator, MI Listener (starting with 12.56 version).It can be run on the following installations from LR/PC version 11.00 onwards:
timeout has been used to configure session timeout in spring boot application in application.LoadRunner Detect collects operating system, hardware, software and otherenvironmental related information that helpsa supportengineer understand and troubleshoot PC and LR problems. In the old days it was a javascript timer that opened a pop-up window at coord 5000,5000 that had cfid/cftoken in the location url. Cons: The last action user is doing after a session timeout is lost. When the user logs in, create a JavaScript timer with the window. Handling session timeout during ajax call javascript. But notification keeps showing even if there was ajax calls that keeps the session alive. In that case, we need to check if session exists (not null) in every action/ every controller which requires authentication. It could look like this: Setup > System parameters to open the System parameters page. catch(function (error) ) when you want to show no data. sessiontimeout=createTimeSpan( To preserve web server's resources, session expires after certain time of we can keep sessions alive using JavaScript, jQuery, Meta Refresh or ASP. If a session timeout occurred, the value “_Logon_” should be returned by the controller action handling the AJAX call. Net AJAX ModalPopupExtender along with its associated Panel control and two HTML SPAN elements to display the Session Timeout counter value. The above action filters check to see if the session variable “UserName” is null, which would indicate a session timeout, but not necessarily an authentication timeout. js Example Documentation: timeout-dialog.
If the page acts weirdly(JavaScript Error, invalid return data, etc), What is the best way to handle this? I think it would be good to have the app automatically redirect to the login page once the session expires, Handle Session in Node. In this case the value is set to -1, which means that a session will never expire. In the application I am working on now, we load portions of the application as HTML documents into an IFrame.