Is there any way to catch exception

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Hi
Im using sequence flow step to catch exceptions .Is there any other way to catch exceptions?

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sequences are the way to handle exceptions in flow services, if you write java services you they can have their own exception handeling using try/catch.

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A try/catch block can be executed by having the following ‘SEQUENCE’ structure:

->SEQUENCE A (Exit on Success)

->SEQUENCE B (Exit on Failure)

[INDENT]-> code to be enclosed in Try block [/INDENT]

->SEQUENCE C (Exit on Done)

[INDENT]-> exception handling[/INDENT]

Each SEQUENCE contains a block of code.
Here Seq B behaves as a Try block, Seq C as a catch block, and Seq A encloses the composite try/catch block.

FYI, the service pub.flow:getLastError can be used in your catch block to fetch the exception.

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Hi
I have to know is there any another way to handle exception with out using sequence flow step.

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!!why dont you use java/c to catch the exceptions???

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I dont know java.how can i write java services?

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Now two things.

  1. learn java
  2. read the webMethods user guides and documents
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There is at least one alternative for catching and handling errors:

  • Write a process calling your services
  • Use either a standard error step for all errors or transitions with error condition to handle errors from signle steps in a specific way.

However imho this makes only sense if you plan to use processes anyway.

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What is the concern/issue with using the typical SEQUENCE structure?

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The other special way is BPM, if you set the Error Step in BPM process, then IS process engine will catch the exception.