Develop a mechanism to generate and store unique message IDs with respect to the request sent to Business Gateway¶
Each request sent to Business Gateway must contain a unique message ID in the SOAP header. This message ID is used to track the request and its corresponding response.
The message ID must be generated in a way that ensures its uniqueness across all requests. A common approach is to use a UUID (Universally Unique Identifier) or a combination of timestamp and a random component.
The generated message ID should be stored in a persistent storage mechanism (e.g., database, key-value store) along with the request details to facilitate tracking and correlation with the response received from Business Gateway.
When a response is received from Business Gateway, the message ID in the response should be used to look up the corresponding request in the storage mechanism to process the response appropriately.
N.B. The message ID generation and storage mechanism should be designed to handle high concurrency and ensure that message IDs are not duplicated, even under heavy load conditions.
