• Google V8 - http://code.google.com/p/v8/
• ECMAScript (ECMA-262, third addition) - http://www.ecma-international.org/publications/standards/Ecma-262.htm

Object model

There are six Experience Analytics-specific objects in the Experience Analytics Object Model. Four of the objects have a global variable that is assigned during the processing of a hit and session, which is denoted by the $ character and a single letter.

• TLSession ($S) - session object
• TLHit ($H) - hit object
• TLFactColl ($F) - fact collection for session
• TLPatternColl ($P) - pattern collection for current hit
• TLPattern - pattern object in $P collection
• TLFact - fact object in $F collection

Event object internal identifiers

The TLFact and TLPattern objects are references by an identifier in the following form:

NameSpace.InternalName

You have a unique assigned namespace that is included in your license file.

In advanced mode, these event object identifiers are inserted in the JavaScript code. Otherwise, the namespace identifier is invisible to the user.

Examples

The following examples are all in JavaScript and assume the object definitions (namely fact and pattern) exist in the database.

For all the examples below, the namespace is NS1. This value identifies the namespace that is associated with the customer and is consistent for all user-defined objects that are created by Experience Analytics users within your enterprise. Your namespace value cannot be changed.

$S.SessionTimeOut = 1800; 

$F.setFact("NS1.F_SESSION_START",0);

if ($H.StatusCode == 404)
{
  $F.setFact("NS1.F_HTTP_404",0);
}

$S.DicardSession = true; 

if ($P["NS1.SEARCH_TERM"].lastValue() != '')
{
  $F.setFact("NS1.F_TMP_SEARCH_TERM", $P["NS1.SEARCH_TERM"].lastValue());
}

if ($F.factCount("NS1.ABANDONMENT") > 0)
{
  $F.setFact("NS1.F_CART_TOTAL_ABANDOMENT",
  $F.getLastFact(["NS1.F_CART_TOTAL"]).NumericValue);
}

$F.setFact("NS1.F_SEARCHES_BY_USER", $F.factCount("NS1.F_TMP_SEARCH_TERM"));

if ($P["NS1.CART_TOTAL"].lastValue() != '')
{
  $F.setFact("NS1.F_CART_TOTAL", $P["NS1.CART_TOTAL"].lastValue());
}

TLEnv Object ($E)

The $E object contains information about the Processing Server environment. This object is only available in Advanced mode.

TLSession Object ($S)

SessionCloseReason property

The SessionCloseReason property indicates the reason why the session was closed.

Set this property to one of the following values, which closes the session:

When the SessionCloseReason property is set, the Canister opens a new session to contain the subsequent hit with the same sessionizing key.

Except for eSessionCloseEvent, the Canister transfers the session attributes to the follow-on session, if it still exists in the Short-Term Canister when the new session is created.

TLHit Object ($H)

TLFactColl Object ($F)

TLPatternColl Object ($P)

TLFact Object

When an undefined fact record is accessed from EventEngineScripting JavaScript, a Null fact is returned. The values that are returned in the null fact are listed as the default values in the following table.

TLPattern Object

When an undefined hit attribute is accessed from EventEngineScripting JavaScript, a null hit attribute is returned. The values that are returned in the null hit attribute are listed as the default values in the following table.