You can create a POJO entry point by adding a custom match rule with POJO as the Entry Point Type. The agent names business transactions for the custom match rule.

You can classify matching transactions as background tasks by enabling the Background Task check box. When a request runs as a background task, Splunk AppDynamics reports only Business Transaction metrics for the request. It does not aggregate response time and calls metrics at the tier and application levels for background tasks. This ensures that background tasks do not distort the baselines for the business application. Also, you can set a separate set of thresholds for background tasks. For more information, see Monitor Background Tasks.

The custom match rule configuration offers several options for matching method invocations and splitting matched calls into separate business transactions, as described below.