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Invoke Recovery Type

You can view this property on the Deployed Process Version Detail page.

For invoke activities that do not complete because of a node failure, you can suspend the process upon recovery. The process is suspended at the pending invoke, and you can perform process exception management.

An individual process can override the engine setting with an entry in the Process Deployment Descriptor (PDD) file. The settings are:

Setting	Explanation
System Default	The current engine setting for all processes. The default engine setting is to disable invoke recovery; however, the current setting may be different.
False	Do not allow a pending invoke activity to suspend upon recovery. The process will terminate abnormally. This setting overrides the engine setting.
True	Suspend a pending invoke on recovery to put it in a suspended-faulting state. You can then perform process exception management on the invoke activity, followed by retrying or completing the faulting activity or scope. This setting overrides the engine setting.