Mule message structure and varibles scopes
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The document discusses Mule message structure and variable scopes. A Mule message contains a header and payload. It is embedded in a Mule message object that can include variables, attachments, and exceptions. Properties have inbound and outbound scopes, with inbound being immutable metadata from the source and outbound being mutable metadata set during a flow. Variables have flow, session, and record scopes and are temporary pieces of information about a message that are not passed through the entire flow. Session variables apply across all flows in an application.
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