This page describes how to instrument applications written with WebObjects 5.4.3 on OSX 10.9 systems.

We will use one of the developer examples to illustrate how to instrument an application created with Apple WebObjects. After installing WebObjects, you can find most of the artifacts in the following directories:

/Developer/Examples/JavaWebObjects
/Developer/Applications/WebObjects

When you run the HelloWorld application at /Developer/Examples/JavaWebObjects/HelloWorld, a script file is generated:

/Developer/Examples/JavaWebObjects/HelloWorld/dist/legacy/HelloWorld.woa/HelloWorld

Open the generated script file to edit. Towards the end of the file, line 310 in the following example, appears the Java execute line:

Add the standard Java Agent arguments to the Java execution script for the HelloWorld application:

You can configure business transaction name using getter-chains. For more information, see:

• Using Getter Chains
• See "Split by POJO Method Call" on Split Servlet Transaction by Payload Examples