On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 9:38 AM, seriousme <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi, > > trying to throw a fault inside a process it appears that it is never caught > even with a "catchAll" activity. > > This very basic process shows the problem : > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> > <wsbpel:process > name="testerProcess" > > xmlns:wsbpel=" > http://docs.oasis-open.org/wsbpel/2.0/process/executable"; > > targetNamespace="http://services"; > xmlns:tns="http://services"; > > > > <wsbpel:import importType="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/"; > location="tester.wsdl" namespace="http://services"; /> > > <wsbpel:partnerLinks> > <wsbpel:partnerLink name="linkToClient" > partnerLinkType="tns:testerLinkType" myRole="tester"/> > </wsbpel:partnerLinks> > > <wsbpel:variables> > <wsbpel:variable name="input" > messageType="tns:testInput" /> > <wsbpel:variable name="output" > messageType="tns:testOutput" /> > </wsbpel:variables> > > <wsbpel:faultHandlers> > <!--<wsbpel:catch faultName="fault0"> > <wsbpel:assign> > <wsbpel:copy> > <wsbpel:from>'fault0 > caught'</wsbpel:from> > > <wsbpel:to>$output.result</wsbpel:to> > </wsbpel:copy> > </wsbpel:assign> > <wsbpel:reply partnerLink="linkToClient" > portType="tns:testerPortType" > operation="test" variable="output" /> > </wsbpel:catch> > <wsbpel:catch faultName="fault1"> > <wsbpel:assign> > <wsbpel:copy> > <wsbpel:from>'fault1 > caught'</wsbpel:from> > > <wsbpel:to>$output.result</wsbpel:to> > </wsbpel:copy> > </wsbpel:assign> > <wsbpel:reply partnerLink="linkToClient" > portType="tns:testerPortType" > operation="test" variable="output" /> > </wsbpel:catch>--> > <wsbpel:catchAll> > <wsbpel:assign> > <wsbpel:copy> > <wsbpel:from>'fault > caught'</wsbpel:from> > > <wsbpel:to>$output.result</wsbpel:to> > </wsbpel:copy> > </wsbpel:assign> > <wsbpel:reply partnerLink="linkToClient" > portType="tns:testerPortType" > operation="test" variable="output" /> > </wsbpel:catchAll> > </wsbpel:faultHandlers> > > <wsbpel:sequence> > <wsbpel:receive createInstance="yes" > partnerLink="linkToClient" > portType="tns:testerPortType" operation="test" variable="input" /> > > <wsbpel:if> > <wsbpel:condition>string($input.data) = > '0'</wsbpel:condition> > <wsbpel:then> > <wsbpel:throw faultName="fault0" /> > </wsbpel:then> > <wsbpel:elseif> > <wsbpel:condition>string($input.data) = > '1'</wsbpel:condition> > <wsbpel:throw faultName="fault1" /> > </wsbpel:elseif> > <wsbpel:else> > <!--<wsbpel:throw faultName="fault2" />--> > <wsbpel:empty/> > </wsbpel:else> > </wsbpel:if> > <wsbpel:assign> > <wsbpel:copy> > <wsbpel:from>'Test'</wsbpel:from> > <wsbpel:to>$output.result</wsbpel:to> > </wsbpel:copy> > </wsbpel:assign> > <wsbpel:reply partnerLink="linkToClient" > portType="tns:testerPortType" > operation="test" variable="output" /> > </wsbpel:sequence> > > </wsbpel:process> > > When invoked with a value that provoke an exception, that is "0" and "1", > nothing is replied to the client and the process seems to do nothing. > The behavior is normal when invoked with other values, that is the value > 'Test' is returned. > > The problem comes, of course, from the misuse of the "throw...catch" > feature, particularly from the non definition of the faults. > > So two questions : > Is there a way to throw anonymous, that is non defined, fault the way it is > done in this process ? Have you tried using a qualified name for your fault? We have some working tests using non-declared faults: http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/ode/branches/APACHE_ODE_1.X/bpel-test/src/test/resources/bpel/2.0/TestCatchFaultInFaultHandler/ Cheers, Matthieu > > If not, how to properly use the WS-BPEL throw-catch construct, particularly > how to declare the faults which names will go into "faultName" attribute of > the "throw" and "catch" ? > > Thanks by advance for your help. > -- > View this message in context: > http://www.nabble.com/How-to-throw-an-anonymous-fault---tp19132119p19132119.html > Sent from the Apache Ode User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > >
