on 08-18-2020 4:02 PM
Hello All,
I'm facing an Index out of bounds exception in NW BPM due to empty records and Process is abruptly Suspended. The error logs aren't captured as part of Boundary Events.
java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException: Index: 0, Size: 0
Is there any way to Capture this error log and store it as part of Data object(DO) and set a notification/alerting.
Kindly provide your Inputs.
Thanks and Stay Safe,
Rajesh PS
I thought there was a way you could enable CBMA for your BPM engine and then poll it the same way.
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You can see the pattern of what is using and then find the maping.
I have seen the BPM mapping gives this kind of errors if there are empty elements in it. So add some handling for fields that can become blank.
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Thanks for your reply daniel.graversen
I really wanted how to capture these kind of errors and notify via emails (or) store in a Data object and send as a Error response file to concern users.
Now I intervene to monitor the messages in Manage Process so as what happened in the Pipeline and I see the process is suspended. Out of bound exceptions aren't captured as part of boundary events.Should these type of errors needs logs to be increased and capture as part of SolMan?
Please provide your inputs. Thanks!
Hi Rajesh,
Have you tried to follow the recommendation from SAP Note 1753560?
Please increase the log level and see whether you can have more details about this specific issue.
Regards,
Cris
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Hi Rajesh,
I thought this was an exception and you were interested in checking the cause of the issue in the first place.
Raising the log level should give you the reason behind the error and how to avoid it.
About monitoring and alerting, I am not sure how to address the scenario. Maybe the online help, suggested in the SAP Note, can give you some pointers on where to start.
Regards,
Cris
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