Understanding MPF Requests in TraceView
TraceView shows MPF requests as a 'call tree', starting with a node for the initial request as received by MPF, and then subsequent nodes for each MPF request construct, such as execute, before/after transforms, forEach, try/catch, etc. As you expand each node, you will see child nodes that represent additional MPF request constructs.
Example Request
Consider the following MPF request:
If you submit this request to MPF, and you've started real-time tracing with TraceView, TraceView will look like this:
The node selected in the picture represents the request as received by MPF. When you scroll down in the right-hand pane, you will see additional information including the XML of the MPF request.
If you expand all the nodes in the tree, it will look like the following:
To view in-depth information for any node in the tree, click on the desired node and view the contents of the right-hand pane.
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