on 12-08-2010 12:53 PM
Hello,
I have defined an exception + corresponding exception branch in my bpm block.
In my bpm processing steps I have assigned the above mentioned exception as system exception.
My problem is that if one of my processing steps fails, the exception seems not to be triggered.
For example I have a mapping step that fails, but the bpm simply continues the next processing step instead of jumping to the exception branch.
I seem to be missing something, any ideas?
Thanks
Matthias
P.S.: We are on PI 7.11 patch level 6.
Usually the BPM stucks, when a mapping goes on error.
So when your BPM proceeds, that means that any exception branch is followed.
What steps are in your exception branch? Is there an alert or termination step?
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1) Open your BPM in ESR and do a check on it...press F7...check if you get any warning messages.
2) Try to delete the BPM instances from SWWL transaction and then again test
3) there is a note for this problem (1086654) but it is limited till PI7.1
I have defined an exception + corresponding exception branch in my bpm block.
You should have included the Exception handler in the Exception Branch, Transformation Step.
Regards,
Abhishek.
Edited by: abhishek salvi on Dec 9, 2010 9:15 AM
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Hi,
BPM error occurs when you have the errors in mapping or your sender data is not correct.
Just check and test it again.
Rgds
Veeru
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Does the BPM have return code 0 in SXI_CACHE? Maybe an older version is active instead.
Did you try to also set the same exception as application error in the mapping step?
Best regards,
Henrique.
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