What action does the Handler take based on the Internal Message?

The Handler's primary role in response to an Internal Message involves creating or modifying the Avaloq Data. This reflects the core functionality of the Handler within the Avaloq Message Interface, which is designed to interact with the underlying data architecture of the Avaloq system. When an Internal Message is received, the Handler processes this message, leading to necessary changes in the data model, whether that involves adding new data or updating existing entries to ensure consistency and accuracy.

Handling internal messages is geared toward maintaining the integrity and functionality of the Avaloq environment, allowing the system to reflect the current state or demands indicated by the message. This alignment is crucial for the smooth operation of banking processes and overall system efficiency.

While logging the message, validating the message format, and preparing it for externalization are important activities within messaging frameworks, they serve different purposes. Logging is often for audit and analysis, validation ensures data integrity prior to further action, and externalization prepares messages for communication outside the system. However, the focus of the Handler's actions with Internal Messages specifically pertains to directly modifying or creating the Avaloq Data, which is central to its operational responsibilities.