on 04-24-2010 8:08 PM
Hello All,
I am developing an Async/Sync Bridge in BPM for sending a request from ECC webservice asychronously to a front end application synchronously using BPM Async/Sync Bridge. I get a response from the front end to PI and stays there.
It wont be send back to ECC. What are the possibilities of error handling required in this type of scenario.
Thanks
Deno
Hi Abraham,
I get a response from the front end to PI and stays there.
Have you designing the BPM to send response/notification back to the sending system.As you said you have used the Asyn/Sync Bridge.So your target will send a response back , but are you using any send step to send this response out from BPM to the sending system.
I think in your case you can send the success/failure notification as a mail to the concerned DL so that the concerned member can be notified about the error.We had a similar scenario asyn/sync where after http posting we need to send the status code
say 200 ok or something to a particular DL.correct me if my understanding about your requirement is wrong.
Regards,
Srinivas
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. I get a response from the front end to PI and stays there.
Then it should mean that the BPM design is faulty...did you have a send step at the end which closes the Async-Sync Bridge by sending the message to original sender?
In SXMB_MONI --> For BPM message processing there will be a link called PE...click it...check the graphic workflow...see till where the message has processed.
error handling
include your Sync send step whithin a Block....this block will have an Exception Branch....in this exception branch you can have your Exception handling logic...like raise alert, cancel process etc.
Regards,
Abhishek.
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