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Fix readme (WebApplicationInfo) (#14)
Fix readme (WebApplicationInfo)
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You can use the SDK to trace incoming web requests. This might be useful if Dynatrace does not support the respective web server framework or language
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processing the incoming web requests.
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To trace an incoming web request you first need to create a WebServerInfo object. The info object represents the endpoint of your web server (web server
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To trace an incoming web request you first need to create a WebApplicationInfo object. The info object represents the endpoint of your web server (web server
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name, application name and context root). This object should be reused for all traced web requests within for the same application.
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```Java
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WebServerInfo wsInfo = oneAgentSdk.createWebServerInfo("WebShopProduction", "CheckoutService", "/api/service/checkout");
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WebApplicationInfo wsInfo = oneAgentSdk.createWebApplicationInfo("WebShopProduction", "CheckoutService", "/api/service/checkout");
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To trace a specific incoming web request you then need to create a Tracer object. Make sure you provide all http headers from the request to the SDK by

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