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I have an Angular SPA app that fires off several service requests to backend quasi-REST services for a single user activity. If I find a way to embed the stagemonitor web widget into my index.html such that it works, then will stagemonitor report individually on all the activities that were dispatched from the SPA client to the server for a single logical user event. For example displaying one very important view in my SPA will fire off calls to 3 different (AJAX) back-end REST service requests concurrently call them A,B, and C . Will stagemonitor allow a developer to easily recognize and monitor that the loading of this "logical" page in the SPA was composed by calls to several services. Would a developer be able to monitor profiling metrics for each call A,B,and C?
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The developer would see the call trees and metrics of the calls A, B and C but there currently is no way to easily see that these calls stem from one page transition.
I have an Angular SPA app that fires off several service requests to backend quasi-REST services for a single user activity. If I find a way to embed the stagemonitor web widget into my index.html such that it works, then will stagemonitor report individually on all the activities that were dispatched from the SPA client to the server for a single logical user event. For example displaying one very important view in my SPA will fire off calls to 3 different (AJAX) back-end REST service requests concurrently call them A,B, and C . Will stagemonitor allow a developer to easily recognize and monitor that the loading of this "logical" page in the SPA was composed by calls to several services. Would a developer be able to monitor profiling metrics for each call A,B,and C?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: