auto-instrumentor apk with command line

antonio_tedesco — Wed, 02 Oct 2019 11:11:14 GMT

Hi to all,

i tried to instrument my application by command line.

I followed the guide that appear when i create a monitor application.

1. Add Dynatrace OneAgent for Android

2. Start the Auto-Instrumentor for your Android app
Create a Dynatrace.properties file with the contents below:

DTXApplicationID=blabla
DTXBeaconURL=https://blabla.bf.dynatrace.com/mbeacon

Call the following command to instrument your app on Linux systems:
instrument.sh apk=<AppName>.apk prop=Dynatrace.properties

3. install final apk from <AppName>/dist/application-final.apk

All works, also the application but data doesn't arrive to dynatrace.

Am I doing something wrong?

Thanks

Re: auto-instrumentor apk with command line

Thomas_Wirth1 — Wed, 02 Oct 2019 11:48:10 GMT

You can check the following things:

* Verify if DTXApplicationID and DTXBeaconURL are correct

* Verify that the agent requests aren't blocked by the Network security configuration

* Check if the device is connected to the internet

If the problem still exists, then you can create a support ticket and upload the agent debug logs. Based on these log lines the support team should be able to determine the root cause.

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