End Event
Introduction
An end event defines where the flow will stop.
An end event can return a value: an object, enumeration, a list, etc. For more information, see the Return Value section.
In the example below, a Buyer variable of the Customer entity is returned by the end event:
The number of end events depends on the number of possible outcomes of the microflow or a nanoflow. That means there can be more than one end event, for example when a decision is used:
Behavior Properties
Return Value
The return value is the value that is returned to the flow that called the current flow. If you have several end events and they have a return value, they all need to return a value of the same type. For example, if one of the end events returns an object of type Entity, the others need to return the same type:
You can choose to return nothing, or to return, for example, a list, enumeration, or Boolean value:
The return value can be entered as an expression.