None

This type of End event does not have any result defined. In a sub-process, the end event triggers the process flow to go back to the parent process.

Message

This type of End event indicates that a message is sent to a participant at the conclusion of the process. At the end of the process, an output message is sent by the sub-process to the parent process.

Error

This type of End event indicates that a named error should be generated at the conclusion of the process. This error will be caught by an Intermediate event within the event context. In a sub-process, a process error can be used for exception handling, which will be linked to the exception handling event of the parent process.

Rollback

This type of End event indicates that a compensation is necessary. The compensation identifier will trigger an Intermediate event when the process is rolled back.

Break Loop

This type of End event functionality helps to break and exit out of a loop and the execution continues from the next immediate activity after the loop.
Note: The Break Loop End Type appears only when you right-click the End event , select the Group as option and select any one of the following Group Constructs: While, Until and For Each.

• While:
  
• Until:
  
• For Each:

Continue Loop

This type of End event functionality helps to break the current loop and start with the next iteration of the loop.
Note: The Continue Loop End Type appears only when you right-click the End event , select the Group as option and select any one of the following Group Constructs: While, Until and For Each.

• While:
  
• Until:
  
• For Each:

Terminate

This type of End event functionality terminates process execution.
Note: The Terminate End Type appears only when you right-click the End event , select the Group as option and select Embedded Sub-process.

Abort

This type of End event functionality aborts process execution.
Note: The Abort End Type appears only when you right-click the End event , select the Group as option and select Transaction.