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In this mule ESB tutorial we will understand various mule flows in detail with downloadable examples.

There are 4 types of flows in mule. While creating these flows the flow name should be unique in whole mule project despite beaning in different mule application XML file.

1. Subflow always processes messages synchronously (relative to the flow that triggered its execution).
2. Subflow executes in the same thread of the calling process. Calling process triggers the sub-flow and waits for it to complete and resumes once the sub-flow has completed.
3. Subflow inherits processing strategy and exception handling strategy from the parent/calling flow.

Use – It can be used to split common logic and be reused by other flows.
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