The document discusses the choice flow control in Mule, which dynamically routes messages based on message properties or payload. It allows conditional logic similar to if/then/else statements. The choice flow control evaluates expressions to determine the routing path, routing to the first matching option or default if none match. Configuring it requires determining the evaluation criteria, number of routes, processing for each route, and default. An example configures three language-based routes for Spanish, French, or English as a default.

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Sindhu VL

2.  The choice flow control dynamically routes
messages based on message payload or
properties. It adds conditional programming to a
flow, similar to an if/then/elsecode block.
 A choice flow control uses expressions to
evaluate the content of a message, then it
routes the message to one of the routing
options within its scope (see image below). It
directs messages to the first routing option in
the scope that matches the routing
configurations (evaluates to true). If none of
expressions evaluate to true, the choice flow
control directs the message to the default (else)
route.

5.  To configure the choice flow control, you
need to determine the following message
routing details:
 Content the choice flow router should
evaluate to determine routing
 Number of routing options with which to
supply the choice flow control
 What processing Mule should perform for
each routing option
 Default routing option

6.  Insert message processors within the dashed
line area that signifies the choice flow
control scope to define the routing options,
making sure to place one of them within the
"Default" box to define it as the default
routing option. You can place several
message processors in a chain for each
routing option, as needed. In our example,
shown below, we have defined three routing
options to reply in Spanish, French, or
English:

11.  Click OK. This expression tells Mule to look for a
flow variable calledlanguage on the incoming
message and check whether it equals Spanish. If
this expression evaluates to true, Mule routes the
message to the message processor in that path.
 Click the next empty row, and
enter: #[flowVars.language == 'French']
 Just as in the previous row, this expression tells
Mule to look for a flow variable called language on
the incoming message. This time, the expression
indicates Mule should check
whether language equals French. If this expression
evaluates to true, Mule routes the message to the
message processor in that path.
 Click OK to save the routing configurations.

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