Answer / srikanth

Build your flow service like this:

Sequence{Main Block}[EXIT ON: SUCCESS]
Sequence{Try Block}[EXIT ON: FAILURE]
Sequence{catch Block}[EXIT ON: DONE]

Answer / suresh bandari

1)sequence(outer sequence-exit on success).

2)sequence(Try block with service logic(inner sequence & child
to outer sequence)-exit on failure).

3)sequence(Catch block with any errors found in try block
(inner sequence & child to outer sequence)-exit
on done).

4)Branch step with retrying the errors

Answer / ranjeet

we can insert the finally block by
Sequence(Exit on success) MAIN
Sequence( Exit of failure) TRY
Sequence( Exit on done) CATCH
Sequence(Exit on failure) FINALLY

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