What process must occur for an outgoing message to be sent through AMI?

In the context of the Avaloq Message Interface (AMI), the process for an outgoing message involves several critical steps, of which generation following a defined structure is paramount. When a message is generated after being defined, it ensures that the message adheres to the specific requirements and schema necessary for successful transmission through the AMI. This definition phase allows the message to carry the appropriate data format, structure, and necessary metadata, ensuring seamless integration and compliance with any existing business logic.

Generating the message after it has been defined is essential because it establishes both the content and the context in which the message operates. Properly defined messages are key to ensuring that they are correctly interpreted by the receiving end, thus preventing errors and misunderstandings. Furthermore, this structured approach allows for better tracking, error handling, and overall reliability of the messaging process within the system.

Other processes mentioned, such as validation or originating from specific layers, play roles in the overall architecture but are not the fundamental requirement for the outgoing message to be created and sent. Messages primarily need to be appropriately generated based on prior definitions to proceed effectively.