Stop mediation primitive

Introduction

The Stop mediation primitive stops a particular path in the flow.

The Stop mediation primitive has one input terminal (in) and no output terminals. The input terminal accepts messages and consumes them without generating any exception information.

Usage

You can use the Stop primitive to stop a particular path through a mediation flow, without generating an exception; the message is consumed by the runtime environment with no further processing. Wiring a normal output terminal to a Stop primitive results in the same runtime behavior as leaving the terminal unwired; wiring a fail terminal to a Stop primitive causes exceptions to be silently consumed, rather than propagated.