What would you do if you want to call a microflow on completion of commit operation of an entity?

Using event handlers is the correct approach for calling a microflow upon the completion of a commit operation of an entity in Mendix. Event handlers are designed to facilitate the execution of additional logic or processes when certain events occur within the application, including when changes to an entity are committed to the database.

When you configure an event handler for the entity in question, you can specify that a specific microflow should be executed after the commit operation. This is particularly useful for tasks such as data validation, notifications, logging changes, or executing business rules that need to happen right after the entity has been persisted.

The other approaches do not directly align with the requirement to call a microflow specifically upon completion of a commit. While an event trigger could initiate actions on certain events, it's more general and not specifically tailored to the commit operation itself as the event handlers are. Commit logic refers to constraints or rules applied during the commit process but does not handle post-commit microflows. Callback functions are typically used in asynchronous programming and are not directly related to entity commit operations in the context of Mendix.