In the context of the Interface Monitor, what do "Queued Messages" refer to?

"Queued Messages" in the context of the Interface Monitor refer to messages that are waiting to be sent or processed. This often indicates that the messages are lined up in a queue, ready to be handled by the system at a later stage. They have not yet been processed, which means they are pending action either for transmission to another system or for processing within the current system.

In many messaging systems, queues are used to manage the flow of communication between different components or interfaces. By having messages queued, the system can ensure that messages are sent in an orderly fashion, maintain performance by handling bursts of message traffic, and provide reliability by retaining messages until they can be successfully processed or forwarded. This is critical in systems where timing and order of messages can affect functionality or business logic.