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

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Step 2: Modify the Output Configuration

Prerequisite: Delete the

Configure Output

step that you created in Step 4: Configure the Output of the

Create a Process

section. In place of the Configure Output Assignment step, add a Decision step with two branches, each with an Assignment step. Use the Assignments steps to assign outputs for both a fault scenario and a non-fault scenario.

Select the

Configure Output

step and click the

Delete

button.

The

Configure Output

step disappears from the canvas.

Select the

Start

step and change the

Type

of the

Quotient

output field to

Text

You do this because Quotient might have a text value, of say, "fault" instead of an integer.

Drag a

Decision

step on to the canvas before the

End

step and select the step.

A Decision step with two converging paths appears.

Configure the following properties for the

Decision

step:

Click the

General

tab and enter

Has a Fault Occurred

in the

Name

field.

Click the

Decision

tab and select

Faulted

from the

Field

list.

In the

Value

field of

Path 1

, enter

Yes

as shown in the following image:

This image shows the properties section of the Fault Decision step. The condition is that if the Faulted field equals yes, path one is taken. You also see a part of the canvas.

Drag Assignment steps onto the

Contains Yes

and

Otherwise

paths.

You do this to assign outputs in the case of a fault and if there is no fault.

Select the

Assignment

step on the

Contains Yes

path.

The step properties section appears.

Configure the following properties for the

Assignment

Step:

Click the

General

tab and enter

Configure Output for Fault

in the

Name

field.

Click the

Assignments

tab and add the following fields:

Field	Type	Value
Sum	Field	AddResponse AddResult
Difference	Field	SubtractResponse SubtractResult
Product	Field	MultiplyResponse MultiplyResult
Quotient	Content	Fault

Select the

Assignment

step on the

Otherwise

path.

The step properties section appears.

Configure the following properties for the

Assignment

Step:

Click the

General

tab and enter

Configure Output for No Fault

in the

Name

field.

Click the

Assignments

tab and add the following fields:

Field	Type	Value
Sum	Field	AddResponse AddResult
Difference	Field	SubtractResponse SubtractResult
Product	Field	MultiplyResponse MultiplyResult
Quotient	Field	DivideResponse DivideResult