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6.1
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Web Page Monitor Source Example

You can use the Web page Monitor source service to monitor and generate an event when a web page changes.

A original web page contains the following entries:

ABCD

EFG

XYZ

The web page is updated to contain the following entries:

ABCD

XYZ

123

The changes in the web page triggers an event with the following event properties:


count: 1
url: http://PublicWebServer/myfile.txt
text: ABCD
XYZ
123
date: 1/01/08 01:01:01 PM
diff: ABCD
<del class="changed">EFG </del><ins class="diff modified">XYZ </ins>
<del class="changed">XYZ</del><ins class="diff modified">123</ins>

The following table describes the contents of the properties in this example:

Property	Description
count	The incremental count identifying the number of times this particular URL has changed.
url	Monitored URL.
text	The entire contents of the updated URL.
date	The date and time of event generation.
diff	The specific changes made to the content of the URL. In the example, the <del class> tag identifies deleted content, and the <ins class> tag identifies added content.

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