When defining message parameters, what does the source Message Structure work closely with?

The source Message Structure is fundamentally tied to the Network Structure Definition because both are essential components in establishing how data is communicated across the system. The source Message Structure defines the format of the messages that are sent or received, which includes specifics such as message types, headers, and payload content.

Meanwhile, the Network Structure Definition outlines how these messages are routed through the network, detailing the connections and protocols used to ensure that data is transmitted correctly between various points in the system. Together, these two aspects create a cohesive framework that allows for efficient and reliable communication within the Avaloq Message Interface.

In this context, interpreting message parameters correctly is vital for maintaining the integrity and performance of the data exchange processes that occur within the system, making the relationship between the source Message Structure and Network Structure Definition particularly relevant and critical for successful data handling.