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This method appears in
activities that support Process Commander infrastructure, but
is otherwise rarely needed. In ordinary circumstances, use the Exit-Activity
method, not Activity-End, to return to a calling activity from
an internal step of the current activity.
Use the Activity-End method to cause the system to:
For example, you can use the Activity-End method to end an activity conditionally in mid-processing.
Processing continues with the next
activity on the internal Activity List. If the list is empty,
the system presents Status Message information to the user. To
hide the Status Message form from the user, provide the user
with an HTML form.
This method exits all
activities in the current call stack. If one activity calls
another activity that executes the Activity-End method, both
activities end; the system does not return to the calling
activity. Similarly, if Alpha calls Beta, which calls Gamma,
which calls Delta, which performs the Activity-End method, all
four activities are ended.
This method has no parameters.
All activities on the current execution stack are ended. You cannot check for status messages.
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Exit-Activity method |