How does the Message Handler interact with background processes?

The Message Handler is a crucial component in the Avaloq Message Interface structure, particularly in how it interacts with background processes. The correct response indicates that the Message Handler is specifically called by the incoming message dispatcher. This means that when a message arrives, it is the dispatcher that identifies and routes that message to the appropriate handler for processing. This design allows the system to efficiently manage incoming requests and enables the Message Handler to focus on interpreting and responding to messages effectively.

The interaction hinges on the dispatcher orchestrating the flow of messages, ensuring that they are not processed in a manner reliant on direct user interventions or requiring sequential operations. Instead, the architecture is built to facilitate smooth, parallel processing where necessary, allowing for greater efficiency and responsiveness in handling messages and interactions with background processes. Hence, the relationship between the Message Handler and the incoming message dispatcher is central to maintaining the system's functionality and responsiveness.