Java Equivalents for EXIT Behavior

The EXIT step behavior is comparable to some instructions in Java. If you are familiar with Java, knowing the Java equivalent for EXIT behavior might be helpful.

EXIT Step Configuration	Equivalent Java instruction
Exit $parent, signal failure	throw exception
Exit $flow, signal success	return
Exit $loop, signal success	break
Exit $iteration, signal success	continue
Exit $parent, signal success When Integration Server executes an EXIT step with this configuration, Integration Server completes the enclosing parent with success.	No Java equivalent. Equivalent to a return at the top level or equivalent to a break when the EXIT step is an immediate child of a LOOP or REPEAT.
Exit $flow, signal failure Flow terminates immediately and then throws exception.	No Java equivalent.
Exit $loop or label, signal failure Flow terminates the enclosing target with failure.	No Java equivalent.

Note:
Using an EXIT step to exit from a FINALLY step and signal success cancels any pending failure just as a non-Exception abrupt completion (return, break, or continue) of a finally block cancels a pending Exception in Java.