DirectProcess Adapter in SAP Integration Suite
The DirectProcess adapter is a connectivity option in SAP Integration Suite used to link integration flows within the same tenant so that one flow can directly invoke another. A developer uses it to extend a standard integration flow by chaining a custom integration flow to it, enabling modular and reusable integration logic without external messaging overhead.
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