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Stepping out of component elements in the integration debugger
Depending on the kind of business integration component that you are debugging, you can use the integration debugger to step out of component elements that you stepped into.
The elements that you can step out of for each kind of business integration component are listed in the following table:
| Business integration component | Elements that can be stepped out of |
|---|---|
| Business processes | Java™ snippets |
| State machines | None |
| Business object data maps | Submaps, Java snippets |
| Business rules | Rule set templates |
| Visual snippets | Custom visual snippets, Java visual snippets |
| Mediation flows | Subflows |
To step out of component elements:
Procedure
- In the Debug view, ensure that the correct stack frame is selected.
- Click the Step Return icon
. The component thread resumes and steps out of the element that you had stepped into and it pauses at the next available component element.
For example, if you had stepped into a Java snippet in a business process, the component thread steps out of the Java snippet and pauses at the next available process activity.
Stepping through component instances in the integration debugger