title: spring batch| Graceful job termination within the job
body: <p>After launching a job, in the before job - there are certain occasions where we want to gracefully terminate the job (i.e. dont run the job at all but neither complain i.e .no exception). The current way of doing this looks like invoking jobExecution.stop - However, this results in JobInteruptedException which further results in logger.error invocation.</p>
  
  <p>Is there any other better programmatic alternative (without manual intervention)?</p>