Process for Sending a Response to the Sender from an ESB Before Adding Message to JMS Queue

When integrating with a JMS system, the process for sending a response to the sender from an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) before adding the message to a JMS queue involves the following steps:

1. Receive the message from the sender through the ESB.
2. Perform any necessary processing or transformations on the message within the ESB.
3. Generate a response message based on the processing results.
4. Send the response message back to the original sender through the ESB.
5. Once the response is sent, add the original message and the response message to the designated JMS queue for further processing.

By following this process, the sender can receive a timely response before their message is added to the JMS queue for backend processing.