The procedure for generating a JMS baseline includes a step where you add a JMS transaction frame to the shelf.
For a scenario with one request and one response, the path graph from which you select a transaction frame to shelve contains four transaction frames. These frames represent the following activities:
Select the frame that represents the client producing the request message. For an exception to this rule, see the following section about duplicate nodes.
CAI searches for transactions that contain the same name as the frame that you select. The baseline contains all transactions that involve sending a message to or receiving a message from the same queue.
Duplicate Nodes
Under some circumstances, the path graph contains two adjacent frames that represent the same produce or consume operation. The names of the adjacent frames both begin with either send: or recv:.
If the first two frames in the path graph begin with send:, select the first of the frames.
If the first two frames in the path graph begin with recv:, select the second of the frames.
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