Inline Mode
Programs that receive time-sensitive messages can use inline mode to favor low latency over high throughput. Inline mode reduces inbound message latency by consolidating transport I/O and message callback processing into one thread.
For a complete description of inline mode, its usage, requirements and restrictions, see Inline Mode.
For background information to help you better understand inline mode, read all of Delivery.
Do not use inline mode unless callbacks always return quickly (see Callback Restrictions with Inline Mode).
When specifying inline mode, programmers and administrators must coordinate to avoid illegal state exceptions (see Transport Restrictions with Inline Mode, and TIBCO FTL Application Coordination Form).