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<exit>  element


The <exit> element allows the developer to exit the session in question when it is executed in the callXML application. In short, it is much like an 'emergency brake' for a CallXML application. Note that in the event that an <exit> element is hit prior to a particular event handler executing, the <exit> will take precedence.


usage

<exit />


attributes

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possible events

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code samples

<exit sample>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<callxml version="2.0">
  <block label="B_1">
    <text>
    Are we ready to exit? Lets get out of this dive!
    </text>

    <exit/>

    <text>
    Thats right, this text will never,
    ever be read out to our callers.   
    </text>

  </block>

</callxml>




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