on 05-04-2010 3:30 PM
Hi experts.
I have an integration process in with there are a few places in which the process throws an exception using a "Control" step,
and it stops all the queue of the massages, when I added a handler for the exception in the integration process the message
status is shown as "Processed Successfully".
Is there a way to change the status of the Message without stopping the queue?
Thanks allot,
Max.
What are you doing after using the Control step....i mean any support action that you perform....if there is no such action that you perform, then just maintain an Exception Branch without any Control Step (Throw Exception)....either you throw an Exception and then Handle it properly or you dont Throw an Exception.....no much options available.
But in case there is no handler the queue of the messages is stopped and must be released.
My question is if there is a way to throw exception without stopping the queue?
Regards Max.
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My question is if there is a way to throw exception without stopping the queue?
Only Throwing an Exception is not sufficient and the Exception Thrown should be Handled properly....if not handled then you get a blocked queue with a BPM in error.....only Throwing an Exception is of no use and also not a proper design approach.
Regards,
Abhishek.
Only Throwing an Exception is not sufficient and the Exception Thrown should be Handled properly....if not handled then you get a blocked queue with a BPM in error.....only Throwing an Exception is of no use and also not a proper design approach.
I totally agree with you.
But is there another way to change the status of the process in main window of sxi_monitor from "executed successfully "
to some other status without throwing an exception?
What are you doing after using the Control step....i mean any support action that you perform....if there is no such action that you perform, then just maintain an Exception Branch without any Control Step (Throw Exception)....either you throw an Exception and then Handle it properly or you dont Throw an Exception.....no much options available.
Regards,
Abhishek.
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