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Not Collecting HttpData for .Net Class entry point

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I am trying to create a custom business transaction to collect method data when it is called, and so far it is working.  However, I also have a http data collector tied to the business transaction and it isn't collecting that data it seems like.  

I tried using a Web Service, a .Net Class, and an ASP.Net business transaction and it seems the ASP.Net transaction works when loading the page originally, but it doesn't capture the WebMethod request.  The .Net class works in terms of the regular data collector but it doesn't work with the Http Collector with capturing the User-Agent.  

The class I am trying to call is ProductDetail and the web method is AddToCart.  It takes a single parameter of type object.  How would I go about setting this up so that I can collect the Http / Cookie information as well as capturing the business transaction properly?

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Raunak_Mohanty
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Hi ,

  Instead of creating Business Trasnsaction, you should create Method Invocation Data Collector

https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO42/Collecting+Application+Data#CollectingApplicationData-Con...

Let us know if does not help

Thanks,

Raunak

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