S. No.
|
Unbounded Task Flow
|
Bounded Task Flow
|
1.
|
It is not
secured
|
Secured
|
2.
|
Multiple
entry/exit point
|
Single entry
point and multiple exit.
|
3.
|
Call one or
more Bounded task flow.
|
Call other
bounded task flow but not unbounded
task flow
|
4.
|
It does not
support parameters.
|
It support
input parameters and return values.
|
5.
|
It does not
support transactions.
|
It support
transactions.
|
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