No, there isn’t a return
concept in WF4 outside of what you mentioned.
Correct. This is because the data transfer between contexts takes place at the end of a successful execution of that context ( = workflow). If it goes to Faulted
or Cancelled
state, data is not being set.
Actually I can think of 2:
- Throw a custom exception and handle that appropriately (that’s the main reason for BusinessRuleException’s existence).
- Make use of Exception.Data property to store what you need.