What does the Incoming Message Definition generate?

The Incoming Message Definition is crucial as it generates the Message Handler, which is responsible for managing the processing of incoming messages. This component acts as an intermediary that interprets and processes messages received from external sources, ensuring that they are properly handled according to the system's architecture.

The Message Handler ensures that different types of messages are directed to the appropriate processing logic, thereby facilitating smooth communication between the external systems and the application. This is essential for maintaining data integrity and system performance, as it allows for the modular handling of incoming messages based on their definitions.

In contrast, other elements related to message processing, like message format or content, are not directly handled by the Incoming Message Definition; they might be influenced or defined separately. Processing speed is also outside the scope of what the Incoming Message Definition specifically generates, as it relates more to the performance characteristics of the entire system rather than an individual component.