OSB can handle parallel processing by
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Split join
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Multiple join
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Java Callout
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None of the above
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Correct answer
Explanation
Split-Join is the OSB pattern specifically designed for parallel processing. It allows a message to be split into multiple parts, with each part processed concurrently by calling different services in parallel, and then the responses are joined back into a single response. This is useful when you need to aggregate data from multiple independent sources. Java Callout is for custom logic execution. 'Multiple join' is not a standard OSB construct. The Split-Jain pattern is the correct mechanism for achieving parallelism in OSB service flows.