on 05-28-2008 12:04 PM
Hi
I am using a BPM and I would to throw an error after a step with understandable answer so as to be seen from SXMB_MONI or from the content of the message. I use an alert to throw the exception but it is not so oprical good. Do you have any idea , Do you think that i could use a trick transfrmation step for exception using a fault structure ?
Antonis
Hi
You can use a Block step. Put step inside block for which you want to handle the exception. You can insert a exception branch in block. Define a exception for that block. Attach this exception to your exception branch.In property window of that particular step attach exception in system error property. In exception branch you can do anything that you want to generate in case of exception e.g. you can generate an error message using transformation step and send it to any receiver.
Regards
Sami
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U can use the Exception branch and there u can use transform step as well as send step to send some error to ur communicating systems
Regards,
Prateek
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Hi,
You can do this easily in BPM:
1) Place the step on which you want to take action in a block.
2) In this block, create an exception branch.
3) Now in the exception branch create a transformation which will take receiving structure as input and some custom structure as output (you can create this structure).
4) Now in exception branch only use send step to send this output out of BPM.
Let me know in case you require any further help.
Regards,
Anurag Mahendru.
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You can have an exception branch to do whatever handling you want to do
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