Preface
Introduction
Create a Service Connector and a Connection
Create a Process
Invoke the Process
- Step 1: Invoke the Process with the Integers 10 and 5
  - View the Process Instance on the Application Integration Console
- Step 2: Invoke the Process with the Integers 8 and 0
  - View the Faulted Process Instance on the Application Integration Console
Update the Process to Enable Fault Handling
- Step 1: Enable Fault Handling
- Step 2: Modify the Output Configuration
Invoke the Updated Process with Integers 8 and 0
- View the Updated Process Instance on the Application Integration Console
Optional: Archive Results
- Create a JDBC Connection
- Archive Results

Tutorial: Calculator

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Step 1: Enable Fault Handling

Enable fault handling for the Division step by setting a timer for when a fault occurs and assigning a text value to the fault.

Application Integration

, go to

Explore

Tutorials

Calculator

and open the Calculator process.

Select the

Divide

Service step on the fourth parallel path.

The step properties section appears.

Click the

Fault Handling

tab and select

Catch Faults

Two converging branches emerge from the

Divide

Service step. The lower branch represents the path taken if a fault occurs. The upper branch represents the path taken if no fault occurs as shown in the following image:

When you enable fault handling for a step, you configure an event that happens after the fault but within the scope of the step.

Drag a

Wait

step on to the lower branch of the

Divide

Service step and select the

Wait

step.

The step properties section appears.

Configure the following properties for the

Wait

Step:

Click the

General

tab and enter

Wait 2 Seconds

in the

Name

field.

Click the

Wait

tab and set the

Continues

field to

After a wait period

and set the

Wait

field to

2 Seconds

as shown in the following image:

This image shows the Wait step properties section and a part of the canvas. The Wait step is set to two seconds.

Click the

Start

step and add a temporary field with name

Faulted

and Type

Text

. For more information, see step 8 in

Step 1: Create a Process and Configure Basic Process Properties

under

Create a Process

You use this field when you later add a decision step about whether the process has a fault or not.

Drag an

Assignment

step onto the lower branch of the

Divide

step just after the

Wait

step.

Select the

Assignment

step and configure the following properties in the step properties section:

Click the

General

tab and enter

Fault Setting

in the

Name

field.

Click the

Assignments

tab, add the

Faulted

field that you created in step 6. Set the

Value

Content

Yes

as shown in the following image:

This image shows the properties section for the Fault Setting Assignment step. The Faulted field is assigned the Content value of Yes.

Click

Save

You have enabled fault handling for the

Divide

step. You have also created a temporary field called

Faulted

that is assigned the value

Yes

two seconds after a fault occurs, if it occurs.

Update the Process to Enable Fault Handling

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Tutorial: Calculator

Tutorial: Calculator

Step 1: Enable Fault Handling

Step 1: Enable Fault Handling