In Mendix, what happens when a microflow is triggered?

When a microflow is triggered in Mendix, it executes a sequence of actions. Microflows are essential components in Mendix applications that allow developers to define logic, managing how data flows, manipulate data, and establish control over the application behavior.

Microflows can perform various tasks, such as retrieving data, applying business logic, and interacting with the user interface. When invoked, a microflow runs a predefined set of instructions in a specific order, ensuring that the application can respond dynamically based on user input or other events. This capability makes microflows a powerful tool for building responsive applications that can handle a range of scenarios and interactions.

The other options present different aspects of an application's functionality but do not accurately describe the primary role of a microflow once it is triggered. For instance, confirming a user action refers to feedback provided after an action takes place, rather than the execution of logic. Similarly, initializing the application is a broader action that typically occurs at the startup of the application, and committing data to the database refers specifically to saving data, which may be part of a microflow but is not the complete scope of what a microflow does.