Sending FusionReactor Tracked Transaction Metrics To The Cloud Dashboard With Lucee CFML 5.2.9.40

cloud-transaction.cfm

<cfscript>
	
	// Get the running FusionReactor API (FRAPI) instance from the FRAPI factory class.
	// --
	// Java Docs: https://www.fusion-reactor.com/frapi/8_0_0/com/intergral/fusionreactor/api/FRAPI.html
	frapi = createObject( "java", "com.intergral.fusionreactor.api.FRAPI" )
		.getInstance()
	;

	// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- //
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	// By default, FusionReactor will use the name of the application as defined in the
	// Application.cfc ColdFusion framework component. However, we can set the name
	// programmatically.
	frapi.setTransactionApplicationName( "FRAPI-Testing" );

	// By default, FusionReactor will calculate the transaction name based on the request
	// context. It actually "understands" the fact that we're using Framework One (FW/1)
	// in production and uses the "action" value as the transaction name. That's the
	// beauty of using an APM product that is embedded within the ColdFusion and CFML
	// community. That said, we can set the transaction name programmatically.
	// --
	// See Framework Support: https://www.fusion-reactor.com/support/kb/frs-431/
	frapi.setTransactionName( "testing-cloud-transaction-metrics" );

	// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- //
	// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- //

	try {

		// Let's explicitly wrap a segment of our code in a custom, tracked transaction.
		// This way, we can see how this code executes in the context of parent request.
		subtransaction = frapi.createTrackedTransaction( "demo-segment" );

		// When a custom Transaction is explicitly created in the ColdFusion code,
		// FusionReactor sends the Transaction data to the CLOUD dashboard; however, by
		// default, it doesn't send the METRICS about that Transaction to the CLOUD
		// dashboard. This means that we can see the Transaction in the Tracing and the
		// data-tables; but, we can't graph it in our custom graphs. In order to do this,
		// we have to explicitly set the Transaction-related metrics to be cloud-enabled.
		frapi.enableCloudMetric( "/transit/txntracker/demo-segment/active/activity" );
		frapi.enableCloudMetric( "/transit/txntracker/demo-segment/active/time" );
		frapi.enableCloudMetric( "/transit/txntracker/demo-segment/history/activity" );
		frapi.enableCloudMetric( "/transit/txntracker/demo-segment/history/time" );
		// frapi.enableCloudMetric( "/transit/txntracker/demo-segment/error/activity" );
		// frapi.enableCloudMetric( "/transit/txntracker/demo-segment/error/time" );

		sleep( randRange( 500, 1500 ) );

	} finally {

		subtransaction.close();

	}

</cfscript>

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