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titleWhat is it for?
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A flow is used to model the path(s) that can be taken through the application. 

Learn more about the flow properties, start node, exit / end node, condition node, action nodes such as subflows, service calls, function calls, and the repeat expression. 

What is it?

A flow is a graph-like structure that can consist of:

What does it do?

You can use flows to create event-driven applications. This means the occurrence of an event can determine the path the application is taking within the flow. The path that is taken, in its turn, determines which events may occur.


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Flow properties, like transactional or exposed

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Flow properties, like transactional or exposed

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Flow action node

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Flow action node

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Flow condition node

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Flow condition node

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Flow exit node or end node

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Flow exit node or end

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Flow DCM widget event node
Flow DCM widget event node

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Rearranging the composition of a flow

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Rearranging the composition of a flow

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REPEAT flow

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REPEAT

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Create a subflow from within a flow
Create a subflow from within a flow