This illustration shows all the use cases in the JMS Operational Interface, and links to a detailed use case on the same topic:

• Start a JMS connection - links to figure 16-59
• Get the JMS connection from a session - links to figure 16-3
• Get the underlying JDBC connection from a JMS session - links to figure 16-6
• Commit all operations in a transacted session - links to figure 16-4
• Rollback all operations in a transacted session - links to figure 16-5
• Create a message - lnks to figure 16-8
• Specify message correlation ID - links to fogire 16-28
• Specify navigation mode for receiving messages - links to figure 16-31
• Specify a message listener to receive a message asynchronously - links to figure 16-32
• Get the correlation ID of a message - links to figure 16-35
• Get the message ID of a mesage - links to figure 16-36
• Get the JMS message property
• Close a message producer - links to figure 16-49
• Close a message consumer - links to figure 16-50
• Print stack trace for the JMS Exception - links to figure 16-58
• Get error code for the JMS Exception - links to figure 16-54
• Get eror number for JMS exception - links to figure 16-55
• Get error message for JMS exception - links to figure 16-56
• Get error exception for JMS exception