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POIs it safe to rely on session variables to store information to be shared between multiple asynchronous flows?
 

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    1. COHow do you invoke the other flows? With `flow-ref` or VM queues?
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    2. COVM queues. What's the difference?
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    3. COVM queues prevent you from using flowVars and would complicate in/out properties, so session is indeed your best bet here.
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