Security Center:System components

Configuration instructions

Click a node and use a connection line to directly connect the current component node to its downstream branch nodes. Condition configuration is not supported.

Configuration instructions

1. From the basic nodes area, drag the Single output component onto the flow editor canvas.

2. Click the Single output component. On the basic information tab on the right, click Configure to open the condition configuration page. After configuring the conditions, click OK to save them.

   Based on your business scenario, click ADD IF or AND ELSE IF to add a condition group. Each condition group corresponds to one workflow branch. For more information, see Component condition configuration. You can rename the condition groups to make them easier to understand and distinguish.

3. Configure the gateway connection lines.

   1. Hover over the single output gateway icon, and then click a connection point to connect to a branch node.

   2. Click a connection line. In the configuration panel on the right, select a condition configured in Step 2 from the drop-down list.

      Important

      • A default ELSE condition is provided for cases that do not meet any of the custom conditions.

      • Select a different condition for each connection line.

Configuration instructions

1. From the basic nodes area, drag the Multiple output component onto the flow editor canvas.

2. Click the Multiple output component. On the basic information tab on the right, click Configure to open the condition configuration page. After configuring the conditions, click OK to save them for branch selection.

   Based on your business scenario, click ADD IF to add a condition group. Each condition group can correspond to multiple workflow branches. For more information, see Component condition configuration. You can rename the condition groups to make them easier to understand and distinguish.

3. Configure the gateway connection lines.

   1. Hover over the multiple output gateway icon, and then click a connection point to connect to a branch node.

   2. Click a connection line. In the configuration panel on the right, select a condition that you configured in Step 2 from the drop-down list.

      Note

      You can select the same condition for different connection lines.

Configuration instructions

Click a node and use a connection line to directly connect it to its downstream branches.

Configuration instructions

1. From the basic nodes area, drag the Converging component onto the flow editor canvas.

2. Configure the gateway connection lines.

   1. Click a node and use a connection line to directly connect it to the Converging component.

      

   2. Click the connection line, and in the configuration panel on the right, select "must-pass" or "optional" from the drop-down list.

      Note

      If you select "must-pass," the node on the current path must be executed. Otherwise, subsequent nodes will not be triggered.

Loop completion logic

Each loop iteration is considered complete only when all of its executable nodes have finished.

For example, if a "Notify 2" node has finished and reached an End node, but a "Delay" node is still running, the current loop iteration waits for all executable nodes to finish before starting the next one.

Default loop parameters

A child flow provides default parameters, which allow internal components to retrieve information about the current loop.

• Loop count: Starts from 1. Format: ${child_flow_name.curLoop}.

• Loop index: Starts from 0. Format: ${child_flow_name.curIndex}.

Example:

When you compose an email using the NotifyMessage component in a child flow, you can use the loop index to retrieve an array parameter value from the Start node.