I found this link http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31378978/how-to-properly-stop-akka-streams-from-the-outside and the person is doing something similar to what I am looking for but I wanted to verify that this was indeed the best approach to stopping a running stream. In my situation I am using OSGI and sources/sinks can be added through plugins. Whenever a new plugin is added to or removed from the application then I would like to kill the old flow and create a new flow that will run forever or until the plugins change. Is the suggestion in the link above the best approach to take.
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