The Response Layer

The response layer is responsible for "responding" to the execution. The responses are handled by invoking an appropriate sender defined on the receiver's response information. Each sender defined in the system knows how to process its response. For example:

Note: There are some cases where a response is not applicable. For example, the file scan receiver creates a staging control record to process a file that exists in a directory. There is no "response" applicable for executing this request.