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Hi, Has anyone managed to catch the exceptions thrown by Appian and
Rully
over 11 years ago
Hi,
Has anyone managed to catch the exceptions thrown by Appian and handle the exception via the process model? I want to be able to show a generic screen to the user when an unhandled exception occured and send it to the relevant developers rather than let it bubble up through alerts.
Thanks,
Rully...
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venkateshr
over 11 years ago
Integration nodes are generally what cause exceptions (that aren't obvious during design time) and are required to be handled. The method to handle such excpetions differ based on the node that is used. For example, DB nodes come with a provision to pause or exception or continue with error. Web service nodes could be wrapped in a sub-process with a timer/retry logic in the parent model. An automated process to review the process with problem report is another option to handle exceptions.
Here are some links that provide good documentation on error handling/exceptions:
forum.appian.com/.../Exception_Handling
forum.appian.com/.../Handling_Process_Exceptions
forum.appian.com/.../Prevent_and_Recover_from_Common_Process_Problems
forum.appian.com/.../Configuring_Automatic_Error-Handling
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venkateshr
over 11 years ago
Integration nodes are generally what cause exceptions (that aren't obvious during design time) and are required to be handled. The method to handle such excpetions differ based on the node that is used. For example, DB nodes come with a provision to pause or exception or continue with error. Web service nodes could be wrapped in a sub-process with a timer/retry logic in the parent model. An automated process to review the process with problem report is another option to handle exceptions.
Here are some links that provide good documentation on error handling/exceptions:
forum.appian.com/.../Exception_Handling
forum.appian.com/.../Handling_Process_Exceptions
forum.appian.com/.../Prevent_and_Recover_from_Common_Process_Problems
forum.appian.com/.../Configuring_Automatic_Error-Handling
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