What happens after the Builder assembles the Internal Message?

After the Builder assembles the Internal Message, the next step involves transforming the message into a suitable format for transmission or further processing. This transformation is the responsibility of the Formatter. The Formatter takes the internally structured message and converts it into the appropriate format that is required for communication with other systems or components.

This process is crucial because the raw data and structure provided by the Builder may not be directly usable in its assembled form for external systems or interfaces. Therefore, the role of the Formatter ensures that the message is properly structured and formatted before it is sent out or utilized, making it a vital part of the message handling process within the Avaloq Message Interface system.

The other options do not accurately represent the process following the assembly of an Internal Message. The message is not deleted after assembly, nor is it sent directly without the formatting step. Additionally, while messages are typically managed in terms of storage and lifecycle, the statement that a message is stored indefinitely is not a standard practice within messaging systems, as they usually have defined life cycles and expiration policies.