Difference between flow and subflow

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In this video, we dive deep into the differences between flow and sub flow, use cases. Whether you're new to MuleSoft or looking to enhance your integration skills, this video provides clear explanations and practical examples to help you master these essential components of Mule 4.
Main Differences:
Execution Context:
Flows can be triggered by external events (HTTP requests, JMS messages, etc.), while sub-flows are invoked by other flows.
Transaction Handling:
Flows support transaction management, allowing you to handle and propagate transactions, whereas sub-flows do not manage transactions independently.
Error Handling:
Flows can have dedicated error handling strategies (Error Handler), whereas sub-flows inherit the error handling from the calling flow.
Reusability:
Sub-flows are designed for reusability and modularization of common processing logic within multiple flows.
When to Use Sub-Flows:
Encapsulating reusable logic that needs to be called from multiple flows.
Simplifying complex flows by breaking them into manageable sub-components.
Reusing common transformation, validation, or enrichment steps.
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