Security Center:System components

Configuration instructions

You can click a node and use a connection line to directly connect it to downstream branch nodes. Conditional configuration is not supported.

Configuration instructions

1. In the basic nodes area, drag the Single Output component to the flow editor canvas.

2. Click the Single Output component. On the basic information tab on the right, click the Configure button to open the condition configuration page. After the configuration is complete, click OK to save the branch selection conditions.

   Depending on your business scenario, you can click ADD IF or AND ELSE IF to add a group of conditions. Each group of conditions corresponds to one flow branch. For more information about how to configure conditions, see Component condition configuration. You can modify the condition names to make them easier to understand and distinguish.

3. Configure the gateway connection lines.

   1. Hover the mouse pointer over the single output gateway icon and click a connection point to connect the line to a branch node.

   2. Click the connection line and select the condition configured in Step 2 from the drop-down list in the configuration pane on the right.

      Important

      • A default ELSE condition is provided to handle cases that do not match any custom conditions.

      • You must select a different condition for each connection line.

Configuration instructions

1. In the basic nodes area, drag the Multiple Output component to the flow editor canvas.

2. Click the Multiple Output component. On the basic information tab on the right, click the Configure button to open the condition configuration page. After the configuration is complete, click OK to save the branch selection conditions.

   Depending on your business scenario, you can click ADD IF to add a group of conditions. Each group of conditions can correspond to multiple flow branches. For more information about how to configure conditions, see Component condition configuration. You can modify the condition names to make them easier to understand and distinguish.

3. Configure the gateway connection lines.

   1. Hover the mouse pointer over the multiple output gateway icon and click a connection point to connect the line to a branch node.

   2. Click the connection line and select the condition configured in Step 2 from the drop-down list in the configuration pane on the right.

      Note

      You can select the same condition for different connection lines.

Configuration instructions

You can click a node and use a connection line to directly connect it to downstream branch nodes.

Configuration instructions

1. In the basic nodes area, drag the Converging component to the flow editor canvas.

2. Configure the gateway connection lines.

   1. You can click a node and use a connection line to connect it to the Parallel Gateway component.

      

   2. Click the connection line and select Required or Non-required from the drop-down list in the configuration pane on the right.

      Note

      If you select "Required", the node on this path must be executed. Otherwise, downstream nodes are not triggered.

Loop end judgment logic

Each loop ends when all executed nodes in the child flow for that call have completed execution. For example, if a "Notification 2" node has finished executing and reached the end node, but a "Delay" node is still executing, the current loop waits until all executable nodes have finished before the next loop iteration starts.

For example, in the following scenario, the "Notification 2" node has completed execution and reached the end node, but the "Delay" node is still executing. The current iteration waits until all executable nodes have finished before starting the next round of recursive invocation.

Default loop parameters

A child flow provides default parameters that can be used to retrieve the current loop count for use by components within the child flow.

• Loop count: Starts from 1. The format is ${child_flow_name.curLoop}.

• Loop index: Starts from 0. The format is ${child_flow_name.curIndex}.

Example:

In a child flow, you can use the loop index in the NotifyMessage component to write the email body and retrieve array parameter values from the start node.