Outbound message properties are added by the message processor and have which access level?

Outbound message properties are added by the message processor and have which access level?

• A. Read-only
• B. Write-only
• C. Read/Write
• D. Not accessible

Answer: (C)

Outbound message properties are metadata the processor attaches to the message as it leaves that processor. They’re used to pass information along the flow, so downstream components must be able to access and potentially update them. Since the processor writes these properties and later steps may read or modify them, they have Read/Write access. In contrast, inbound properties come from the transport and are typically read-only as the message moves through the flow. So the correct access level for outbound message properties is Read/Write.

Outbound message properties are metadata the processor attaches to the message as it leaves that processor. They’re used to pass information along the flow, so downstream components must be able to access and potentially update them. Since the processor writes these properties and later steps may read or modify them, they have Read/Write access. In contrast, inbound properties come from the transport and are typically read-only as the message moves through the flow. So the correct access level for outbound message properties is Read/Write.