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Andrew.Draut · ‎02-10-2020

That does answer my question. I had hoped to use the BT on the Main method as a fallback for unconfigured specific BTs for a .Net console application that acts as a job/process runner. It would be nice for this scenario to work, though as it would save a lot of time configuring BTs and allow instrumenting the entire process as there is a bunch of setup code that runs before each job/process that is not currently captured because we have to configure the BT for something farther down the call chain.

Andrew.Draut · ‎02-07-2020

Given the program below that accepts arguments from the command-line via the string[] args parameter, how do I setup a business transaction that will split based on the first value, args[0]? I have it set to use Parameter index 0 and a Getter chain value of .[0] right now, which doesn't seem to work. For the Getter chain I have also tried string/0 and int/0 an those do not seem to work either. The Using Getter Chains documentation is not very clear about this and does not provide clear example of accessing a value in a parameter that is an array. using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; public class Program { public static void Main(string[] args) { switch(args[0]) { case "A": DoA(); break; case "B": DoB(); break; } } private static void DoA(){} private static void DoB(){} }

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