MXtietue
MXtietue is a term used within the MX data interchange framework to denote a single unit of information, or data record, that can be serialized, transmitted, and stored. The name combines the MX prefix with tietue, a root used in the framework’s documentation to mean a record or entry.
Structure and content: A MXtietue typically consists of a mandatory header and an optional payload. The header
Semantics and usage: Each MXtietue represents an atomic information event or an entity snapshot. The type field
Encoding and processing: The MX framework supports streaming and batched processing of MXtietue. Implementations may include
Interoperability and adoption: The term is used within the MX ecosystem and is referenced in developer guides
Example: A sample MXtietue might have id "t-001", type "userUpdate", timestamp "2025-07-01T12:34:56Z", and a payload containing