Try-Catch not working

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@ashoks93
I was able to isolate your problem to your project.json file.

  1. I took the .zip project file you posted, extracted, and then ran your Process.xaml.
  2. I confirmed that the Try Catch 2 was not catching the error when you input a string in the input dialog accepting an output of int32.
  3. I deleted your project.json file, and then reopened the project to generate a new, clean project.json file.
  4. I re-tried your Process.xaml
  5. This time, Try Catch 2 was catching the error.

So something’s up with your project.json file, dude. I couldn’t tell you what, though! Would need more testing and isolating within the scope of your project.

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Hi @x.Rei.Ai.x,

Thnks for figuring that out. I just figured out that. We actually had “exceptionHandlerWorkflow”: in the project.json that was causing try-catch to fail. Once after removing that part I was able to fix the issue.

Thanks for all the input guys.

Ashok

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@ashoks93
lol nice. I was just about to comment that after removing “exceptionHandlerWorkflow” from the .json file, the Process.xaml was catching the error again.

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A reason can be that u need to run the workflow from Main because (i believe) youre invoking the workflow only of that form the trycatch will work.

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Bleess

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Its project.json which caused the issue.

Thanks,
Ashok

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