Inbound Message Flows
An inbound message flow does the following:
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Receives application messages from your partner, either directly or through a third-party connection
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Transforms the messages to the format used by your back-end applications
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Forwards the messages to those applications
The following diagram shows the components of an inbound message flow:
| Callout | Setting | Description | Supported Formats or Protocols |
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Receiving endpoint |
Endpoint at which a host receives transmissions from a partner |
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Source message type |
Message type of the received message payload |
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Map |
DataWeave map used to transform the source message type to the target message type |
N/A |
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Target message type |
Format into which the DataWeave map transforms received messages |
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Target endpoint |
Endpoint to which the transformed message is sent (typically, a process API) |
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