Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of PlugIns/GenericEvents/generic-event-monitor
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- 10/04/17 12:47:27 (7 years ago)
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PlugIns/GenericEvents/generic-event-monitor
v1 v2 5 5 To analyse the usage of applications with AutoQUEST, their usage must first be recorded. For this, an application must be instrumented to intercept the events caused by the actions of the users. These events must then be stored somewhere. For this, the Generic Event Monitor can be used. The monitor is a standalone application for Java on Linux based on a Webserver. Via the web server, it receives the recorded event in a JSON format. An example for a set of recorded events is the following: 6 6 7 {{{ 8 { 9 "message": { 10 "clientInfos": { 11 "clientId":"clientId", 12 "appId":"appId", 13 }," + 14 "targetStructure": [{ 15 "targetId":"target1", 16 "param1":"value1", 17 "param3":"value3", 18 "param2":"value2", 19 "children": 20 [ { 21 "targetId":"target3", 22 "index":"0", 23 }, 24 { 25 "targetId":"target2", 26 "htmlId":"gsr", 27 } 28 ] 29 }], 30 "events": 31 [ { 32 "time":"12345", 33 "targetId":"target2", 34 "type":"gaze"," + 35 "xcoordinate": "194", 36 "ycoordinate": "12" 37 }" + 38 ]" + 39 }" + 40 }"; 41 }}} 7 42 8 43