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Why we use TIBCO Ledger files and why this is important?
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Why we use TIBCO Ledger files and why this is important?
We generally used TIBCO Ledger files to store message in case of Certified RV Messaging. And TIBCO Certified Messaging is the way which guaranteed delivery of messages in TIBCO RV communication. And this Certified RV Messaging is the best option for data critical applications where we cannot afforded the loss of data. And here every Certified Subscriber first registers/subscribes itself with the Publisher on certain topic of its interest.
So we use Ledger file to store the messages sent and will kept in ledger until the acknowledgement is received from RV subscriber. Once acknowledgement is received message is removed from ledger file immediately.
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