End Escalation Event Activity
The End Escalation Event activity terminates the current path of execution within a process. It is designed to immediately throw a specified named escalation, signaling a particular condition or error that requires handling elsewhere in the workflow.
| Field | Description | Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Execution listeners | Configures listeners for activity, process, sequence flow, start, and end events. | Optional |
| Escalation reference | Specifies the reference name of the escalation to be thrown. | Required |
Action Types & Examples
Throw Named Escalation
- Format:
string - Example Result:
"Escalation_ProcessFailure"
Implementation Examples
Field Setup - Escalation reference: OrderProcessingError - Execution listeners: (Not configured for this example)
Execution Parameters - escalationNameVariable: currentErrorEscalation
Technical Notes
The End Escalation Event activity is designed to immediately halt the current execution branch and propagate a named escalation. This mechanism is crucial for structured exception handling and diverting process flow based on specific conditions. Unlike activities that return output values, this activity's primary function is to signal an event within the process, which can then be caught and handled by an appropriate escalation boundary event or handler. The activity does not produce a direct output value; its "result" is the successful throwing of the specified escalation.