Hi all,
I Can’t get the next transaction item even though it hits a business exception.
In Try/Catch I have Declared the Error Coming Statement,
Try
{
“Error/ Business Exception”
}
Catch
{
“Reset to Back to Queue”
Throw → (New BusinessException “Business Excep”)
}
@Palaniyappan
@NIVED_NAMBIAR
Issue, Is it is not moving to next Transaction Statement. Can you please what was the Issue ?
Thanks,
Jayavignesh G
In the Throw write like below
New BusinessRuleException(“Your Message”)
Hope this may help you
Thanks
Hi,
Are you inside a REFramework?
Best regards,
Yess
Yes yes…
Well u don’t need to add try catch for business exception scenarios u are talking about as Reframework defaulty is able to handle that
Like when a business exception is thrown automatically it moves to next transaction skipping other steps
Regards
Nived N 
Happy Automation
So, Only Throw Need to be Given ?? and When we use Try/Catch any issue will come ??
Yes, with appropraite condition give throw only, so when the business exception comes, reframework can handle it by goin through the exception and thus moving to next transaction.
Try Catch can be used for internal exception handling [ i did not remember where we can use it exactly], but there are cases where we can utilise as well
Also, please understand the structure RE Framework as well, go through every states and sequences so that u can understand how the process work in RE Framework
Regards,
Nived N
Okay… So, I will take a Element Exist Activity , If it is False then, I will go back to the Queue View(to Pick next Transaction) then “Throw”. Hope it will work. So, By using this Process will not be ended correct ?? It will move to next Element ??
And Inside Throw → New BusinessRuleException(“Message”)… Am i Correct ??
Yes , when the element doesn’t exist in the else section put the throw activity so that it will thrown the business exception
If the issue is resolved
Kindly mark the appropriate answer as solution so that we can close the topic
Regards
Nived N
Hi,
Are we working with the same REframework? You can obviously use a Try & Catch inside the Process.xaml and put a Throw in the Catch block. It will not impact the all process. I am using this if I want to handle separately each error. Try& Catch should be used for application exceptions because you’ll enter the Catch block only if an error is thrown. Please show us the architecture of your try&catch block and we’ll help you!
Best regards,
Still now Working… Flow is getting Stopped after Exception. Not Moving to next Transaction element in Queue.
So, you are saying that, Do i need to use Try/Catch inside Process XML ??
FYI- You know that, Process Xaml will alreadySurrounded by Try/catch inside the flow to catch Exception we need to use the “Try/Catch” and In Catch we have throw the Exception ??
Hi,
It depends on how you want to handle errors. If you want a specific action to be executed for each action, then yes. If no, stay with the standard REframework. Yes, the Process.xaml is already surrounded by a Try&Catch, you can see it in the Main.xaml when you double click on “Process” :
Open each part, I am sure you’ll understand the architecture!
Do not hesitate if you need more information.
Best regards,
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