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Exception Handling in branches

sunil76

Hi,
How should one model a business process for the following scenarios:
1) A main process forks two parallel branches, and if any one of the branches throws an exception then the entire process must terminate

2) A main process forks two parallel branches, and if any one of the branches throws an exception the process must NOT terminate/end, but continue executing the other branch

-Thanks
S76.

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jbarrez

First off all .. please clarify 'exception'. A java exception? A business exception

1) Add an embedded subprocess which contains all these steps and add a catching boundary event

2) Only add a boundary event to the specific step of that branch.

sunil76

Exception here means - a Java Exception that is thrown from a Service Task

jbarrez

Than all you need is written down in the docs: http://activiti.org/userguide/index.html#serviceTaskExceptionHandling