Name the flow processing strategies in MuleSoft.4?
In MuleSoft 4, there's a fundamental shift in how message processing is handled compared to Mule 3. Here's the key difference:
Mule 3: Offered options for synchronous and queued-asynchronous processing strategies, allowing you to choose how messages are processed within a flow.
MuleSoft 4: Employs a single, non-blocking processing strategy by default. This means the Mule runtime engine intelligently manages message processing, optimizing thread usage and improving overall application performance.
There's no need to explicitly configure a processing strategy for your flows in MuleSoft 4. The runtime engine takes care of it based on the message source and the overall flow design.
However, if you need to achieve asynchronous processing within a specific part of your flow, you can utilize the Async component. This component allows you to mark a specific section of the flow to be processed asynchronously, without blocking the main thread.
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