Triggering maps to run in complex message flows

A more complex example of a message flow might contain multiple Connector and TX Map nodes connected together. For example, it can contain several input nodes that are connected to a Collector node, which is configured to trigger the rest of the message flow after it receives a message from all the input nodes. The Collector node generates the message collection, propagates it to a TX Map node, which triggers a IBM Transformation Extender map that has multiple output cards to run. Each output card propagates an output message to a separate branch of the flow, each of which contains additional Collector and TX Map nodes.

Through this network of message flows containing complex triggering conditions, systems of maps can be triggered to run.