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Chapter 4 Activities : End Activity

End Activity
The End activity is the last activity in a process definition. When a process definition is called from another process, you may wish to have the called process definition output data to the calling process. You can map data from the activities in the process to an output schema specified on the End process. This becomes the output of the process.
The End activity has the following tabs:
See Subprocesses for more information about calling a process from another process.
Configuration
The configuration tab has the following fields.
Input Editor
The Input Editor tab defines the data that the process will output. Any process that calls this process definition will receive this data when the process call completes.
You can define your own datatype on this tab, and you can reference XML schema or ActiveEnterprise classes stored in the project. Once defined, the data specified on the Input Editor tab becomes the input schema of the End activity. You can then map data from other activities in the process to the End activity’s input, and this becomes the output of the process when the process completes.
See Editor for a description of how to define a schema.
Input
The input for the activity is defined by the specified data elements on the Input Editor tab.
Error Schemas
The Error Schemas tab defines schemas to contain data for errors thrown by the process definition. You can define multiple schemas, each for use in specific error cases.
You can define your own datatype on this tab, and you can reference XML schema or ActiveEnterprise classes stored in the project. See Editor for a description of how to define a schema.
See Chapter 10, Error Handling for more information on error handling.

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