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Answer Posted / prashant.tripathi981
To handle exception/error we use
try and catch block with the use
of sequence.
Remember Exit on
.
.
..........................................
. .
. .
SUCCESS FAILURE
Exit on Success:If there is error in
any subordinate service
it will be run.
Service1
Service2
Service3(here is error)
Service4
Exit on Success will run all 4 services.
Exit on Failure:It will exit on that service
which has any error.
Service1
Service2
Service3(here is error)
Service4
Exit on Failure will run only Service1 and Service2.
Syntax::
Sequence(Main Block)[EXIT ON: SUCCESS]
Sequence(Try Block)[EXIT ON: FAILURE]
Sequence(Catch Block)[EXIT ON: DONE]
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