iNTERFACEWARE Products Manual > Installing and Using Iguana > What's New in Iguana? > What's New in Iguana 4.0? > Important Changes in Iguana 4.0 > Source and Destination Components Are Decoupled In Iguana 4.0 > The From Database Source Component and the LLP Client Destination Component |
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In older versions of Iguana, if a channel has From Database as its source component and LLP Client as its destination component, only one message is created at a time. The message is generated from the database and sent out, and is only marked as successfully sent when it has been acknowledged by the application that received it. In Iguana 4.0, the From Database source component creates messages as quickly as possible and stores the generated messages in a message queue. When a generated message is stored in the message queue, the STATUS field in the message status table is set to Success.
The LLP Client component reads a message from the message queue and sends it, waits for the receiving application to send an ACK message back, then reads another message from the queue and sends it. |