Refer to the exhibits.
The main flow contains a Flow Reference to the child flow.
A web client sends a GET request to the main flow's HTTP Listener that includes a make query parameter.
What values are accessible in the child flow?
Refer to the exhibits.
The main flow contains a Flow Reference to the child flow.
A web client sends a GET request to the main flow's HTTP Listener that includes a make query parameter.
What values are accessible in the child flow?
In the given MuleSoft flow, the main flow contains a Flow Reference to the child flow. Flow references allow for the passing of the entire context, which includes the payload, attributes (such as query parameters), and variables set in the main flow to the child flow. Therefore, in the child flow, all values that were accessible in the main flow are also accessible. This includes the payload, any query parameters (such as 'make'), and variables (such as 'model'). Hence, the correct answer is that the values accessible in the child flow are the payload, make query parameter, and model variable.
D is correct
Why D is correct Reason: A flow reference component allows attributes, payload, and variables to be accessed in the child flow. Reference: https://blogs.mulesoft.com/dev-guides/api-design/mule-flows-101-types-attributes-variables/#:~:text=A%20flow%20reference%20component%20allows,accessed%20in%20the%20child%20flow.
D is correct
D is correct
The answer is D. The flow is directing to child.
I think it should be B: "When the call is returned to the parent flow, new attributes, modified payload, and variable (which was not passed to child flow) can be accessed and modified in the parent flow. " I always see that variable is present only in its own flow, not passed up or bottom.
D is correct
D is correct
D is correct