What is message flow?

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Message flow refers to the sequence of steps or actions that a message goes through in a system.

Message flow describes the path that a message takes from its source to its destination.
It includes the processing and transformation of the message at various stages.
Message flow can involve multiple components, such as message queues, routers, and adapters.
Each step in the message flow may perform different operations on the message, such as filtering, routing, or data transformation.
Message flow can be visualized as a series of interconnected nodes or stages.
For example, in an SOA architecture, a message may flow from a client application to a service through various middleware components.

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The message flow is there in proxy service, we do all types of transformation, routing, and other processing message flow only.

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