TCP/IP and UDP TrueLog Structure

TCP/IP and UDP TrueLogs are structured and viewed in the same way that HTML TrueLogs are structured and viewed. One exception is that TCP/IP and UDP do not offer a high-level rendered interface as HTML does.

Display of the Response page is suppressed for TCP/IP and UDP TrueLogs, except when Web API calls are included in them.

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Content Pane

For TCP/IP and UDP based TrueLogs, TrueLog Explorer provides the following data views in the Content pane:

Item Description
Response Suppressed for TCP/IP and UDP, except when Web API calls are included.
Differences The Differences page lists the In Body differences between selected nodes. This page is helpful in finding dynamic information in server responses. It is the first place to look for session information.
Note: The Differences page is only available in difference mode.
Request Suppressed for TCP/IP and UDP.

Information Pane

The Information pane offers data regarding TCP/IP and UDP test scripts and test runs. It offers the following views:

Item Description
Info

The Info page displays general information about the open TrueLog file and the selected API node.

BDL

The BDL page displays the BDL script that corresponds to the open TrueLog. The BDL script is automatically positioned to the line of the selected API node.

References Suppressed for TCP/IP and UDP
Out Header Suppressed for TCP/IP and UDP
In Header Suppressed for TCP/IP and UDP
Out Body For TCP/IP and UDP, this page contains data sent with WebTcpipSend functions from the application to the server.
In Body Contains the responses that are sent from the server to the application (for example, WebTcpipRecv functions)
Statistics Suppressed for TCP/IP and UDP
Parent topic: Working With TCP/IP and UDP-Based Applications