Adobe Marketing Cloud Bloodhound for Windows 2.2

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1 Adobe Marketing Cloud Bloodhound for Windows 2.2

2 Contents Bloodhound 2.2 for Windows...3 Getting Started...4 Configure Devices to Send Hits to Bloodhound...5 Enable SSL...6 View Hits...7 Last updated 5/1/2017 Bloodhound for Windows 2.2

3 Bloodhound 2.2 for Windows 3 Bloodhound 2.2 for Windows During application development, Bloodhound lets you view server calls locally, and optionally forward the data to Adobe collection servers. Bloodhound provides the following features: View GET and POST hits (Version 4.2 and later of the ios and Android SDKs send all hits using POST) Parse hits in real time Install a Bloodhound SSL certificate to test SSL hits Save hits to tests for future comparison Requirements Windows 7 or later Network connectivity to your mobile devices or simulators. Download Important: As of April 30, 2017, Adobe Bloodhound has been sunset. Starting on May 1, 2017, no additional enhancements and no additional Engineering or Adobe Expert Care support will be provided.

4 Getting Started 4 Getting Started The Bloodhound AppMeasurement QA tool displays and parses real-time hit data on mobile and web Analytics implementations, helping to ensure proper implementation for app developers and marketing teams. The tool focuses on mobile app measurement for ios, Android, and Windows 8, Windows Phone 8, and OS X SDKs, but can be used for other platforms and even desktop or mobile web. One major benefit to Bloodhound for all testing scenarios is that it can emulate an Analytics data collection server, so you can inspect hits during development without sending them to a data collection server. Complete the following tasks to get started using Bloodhound: Task Description Download The Bloodhound download is available on the App Settings page in Adobe Mobile services. See Download Mobile SDKs and Tools. Install Launch Configure Unzip the file you downloaded and install Bloodhound-*.exe. You can start Bloodhound from the shortcut on your desktop or the folder where it is installed. After you launch the tool, the server is started automatically. The hostname and port is displayed in the Bloodhound window. See Configure Devices to Send Hits to Bloodhound.

5 Configure Devices to Send Hits to Bloodhound 5 Configure Devices to Send Hits to Bloodhound You can changing proxy settings on the device to send http requests to the tool. Requests that are sent to Bloodhound can optionally be forwarded to Adobe Data Collection servers. If your device does not support a proxy, you can send the hits directly to bloodhound for testing. ios Devices The ios Device must be on the same network as the computer hosting Bloodhound. 1. Navigate to Settings > Wi-Fi. 2. Click the blue arrow to the right of your current Wi-Fi network. 3. Scroll to the HTTP Proxy settings. 4. Select Auto. 5. Enter the Proxy URL and port (from the Bloodhound UI) into the URL field. Other Devices If the device supports proxy auto config, use the Proxy URL (from the Bloodhound UI) as the Proxy Auto Config (PAC) URL. Proxy support varies across Android versions, and there are some proxy configuration tools available for Android to simplify configuration. Send Hits Directly For devices that do not support proxy (ios Simulator, older Android versions, and so on) it is possible to specify Bloodhound as your tracking server in order to capture the hits it generates. To do this set your tracking server to "<Bloodhound IP>:<Bloodhound Port>" in the ADBMobile.json config file. For example: "server" : "localhost:50000" Important: As of April 30, 2017, Adobe Bloodhound has been sunset. Starting on May 1, 2017, no additional enhancements and no additional Engineering or Adobe Expert Care support will be provided.

6 Enable SSL 6 Enable SSL To test SSL hits, you can download and install a certificate from Bloodhound. 1. Browse to where the hostname and port are the server where Bloodhound is running. For example, 2. Click Download SSL Certificate. 3. Install the bh.cer certificate file you downloaded on your test mobile devices. 4. In Bloodhound, open the Preference dialogue and then enable Analytics SSL Server. 5. Enter the server address. This address should match the Analytics server value from your ADBMobile.json configuration file. 6. On your mobile device, set the proxy to the hostname and port where Bloodhound is running. See Configure Devices to Send Hits to Bloodhound. See Configure Devices to Send Hits to Bloodhound.

7 View Hits 7 View Hits After configuration, hits are captured and displayed automatically. Bloodhound can impersonate an Adobe data collection server, so you can test hits without sending data to a report suite. If Forward Hits is enabled, hits are sent to the specified report suite.