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  • sequence [line 70 in the ESB config] - This is the default main sequence invoked when a message is received by the ESB. 
  • switch [line 73 in the ESB config] - The switch inside the in mediator of the main sequence. It checks the To header inside the SOAP message to see which endpoint the message is intended for. Based on this, one of the three sequences is invoked: SendServiceA, SendServiceB or SendServiceC. 
  • local entry [line 7 in the ESB config] - This is one of the local entries created as a registry entry to see if a specific endpoint accepts messages with a given symbol. The other two local entries are in line 11 and line 15 in the ESB configuration. 
  • sequence [line 20 in the ESB config] - This is the sequence with the key SendServiceA. This sequence cross checks the relevant local entry to see whether the specific endpoint accepts messages with a defined property.  The If the particular endpoint supports a requested property, the request message will be passed to that endpoint.
    The other sequences starting in lines 36 and 53 in the ESB configuration follow the same pattern as this sequence.