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Path Graph

A path graph contains a graphical representation of a path and its frames. The path graph displays in the upper area of the transaction detail dialog.

When you select a root transaction frame in graphical or list view from the Analyze Transactions window, the transaction detail dialog displays with the path graph at the top.

You view the path graph from the Analyze Transactions window by:

The icons indicate the type of frame. Examples of the frames types are EJB, HTTP, JMS, REST, web service, DevTest, and unknown. The DevTest frame type represents a step executing inside a test case or virtual service model.

The text below the icon provides the following information:

Use Zoom In and Zoom Out to size the path display.

Frame Name

The format of the frame name depends on the type of frame.

The frame name for HTTP is the path portion of the URL. The name also contains the method. Paths that are created using the VS Traffic to CAI Companion are indicated with the virtualized label in the component name.

An example is POST/itkoExamples/EJB3AccountControlBean(virtualized).

See the VS Traffic to CAI Companion topic for more information about using this companion.

The frame name for JDBC is SQL Activity (N), where N is the number of SQL statements that were used to generate the frame.

The frame name for JMS consists of the following parts:

An example is recv:queue/ORDERS.REQUEST@ConnectionFactory.

The frame name for JMS can also be DevTest. This name is used when a test case receives a JMS message.

The frame name for RMI is the Java class and method that was executed.

The frame name for webMethods is the flow service name.

The frame name for WebSphere MQ consists of the following parts:

An example is put-172.24.255.255-QueueManager-ORDERS.REQUEST.

The frame name for a web service is the path portion of the URL.

Execution Time

In certain scenarios, the execution time below the leftmost component is the time for the entire transaction.

If the execution time is so low that it rounds down to zero, the value 0 ms is displayed.