Process morality vs Outcome morality

Two broad classifications of morality systems: Process morality is about the "means" of achieving something, Outcome morality concerns solely with the "ends"(final result) of process. In ethical terms, process morality disallows actions which are contrary to value systems, while Outcome morality don't apply value judgement until the actions bear fruit. In a Process morality a war is always considered mass murder(due war process involving actions that are defined as murder), in Outcome morality the war could be justified by balancing its effects with positive results(positive global changes). In other words, criminal/unethical action that results in good outcomes is accepted by Outcome morality(process is justified by its results("ends justify the means")), while Process morality systems are more focused on spiritual corruption from engaging in a unethical process(process changes one to criminal,"means are the ends").