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Additionally, the modified banking key information and message text are stored in the original
message.
TCOSS now sends the message to its real destination: the telex number
19.4.2 Verifying Banking Keys on Incoming Telexes
The process goes as follows:
The person responsible for the distribution of incoming telex messages creates a new
message in TCfW. This message contains the banking key information and text from the
received telex. It is sent to a printer (real recipient) and to the Key System (as an Authorizer).
TCfW makes the real recipient inactive and routes the message to the Key System.
As the AUTH recipient had an MQ address, it is fetched by another instance of TC/LINK-MQ
and posted to a queue on another MQ Server.
The All-for-one application fetches the message from the queue and validates the key.
It creates a special TOM notification, containing the validation result, the TCOSS message id
and modified message text, and posts this notification to a queue on the MQ server.
TC/LINK-MQ retrieves the notification from the queue.
If the notification status signals success, TC/LINK-MQ authorizes the original message on
TCOSS: the AUTH recipient is set inactive, and the original recipient is set active instead.
Additionally, the modified banking key information and message text are stored in the original
message.
TCOSS now sends the message to its real destination: the printer
19.4.3 Authorizing Outgoing Telexes via TCfW
The process goes as follows:
A new message to a telex recipient and to the Key System is created with TCfW.
As the AUTH recipient had an MQ address, it is fetched by TC/LINK-MQ and posted to a
queue on a MQ Server.
The All-for-one application fetches the message from the queue and calculates the key.
It creates a special TOM notification, containing the calculated key, a status, the TCOSS
message id and modified message text, and posts this notification to a queue on the MQ
server
TC/LINK-MQ retrieves the notification from the queue.
If the notification status signals success, TC/LINK-MQ authorizes the original message on
TCOSS: the AUTH recipient is set inactive, and the telex recipient is set active instead.
Additionally, the modified banking key information and message text are stored in the original
message.
TCOSS now sends the message to its real destination: the telex number.
19.4.4 Outbound Messages Generated by the Host
The following graph shows the flow of outgoing messages generated by the host.
Messages generated by the host are converted from file format to TCOSS object format by
TC/Link-MQ. Only the information relevant for message routing is mentioned.