- Flow input was: ${input}
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- From Sample A you may terminate Sample A and launch Sample B from an end state of Sample A. - You may also pass Sample B input. This can be done using: -
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+ Flow input was: ${input}
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+ From Sample A you may terminate Sample A and launch Sample B from an end state of Sample A. + You may also pass Sample B input. This can be done using: +
+| an anchor: | ++ + End Sample A and Launch Sample B + + | +
| or a form: | ++ + | +
+ Alternatively, you may spawn Sample B as a sub flow of Sample A. In this case a flow + attribute mapper maps the input stored in the FlowScope of Sample A down to the spawning subflow + Here again you have the option of using: +
| an anchor: | - "> - End Sample A and Launch Sample B - - | -
| or a form: | -
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| or a form: |
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+ Yet another option is to launch Sample B as a top-level flow without involving Sample A as: +
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