Ending a process
Sometimes, in loops, we might want to immediately end a business process before it has finished. BPEL provides the <exit> activity to immediately terminate a process instance that is executing. Often, we use <exit> in conditional branches, where we need to exit a process when certain conditions are not met.
The <exit> activity ends the current business process instance and no fault and compensation handling is performed.
The syntax is very simple and is shown as follows:
<exit/>
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