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Try and Catch - Exception handling. Error is not getting caught in Catch part

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Posted on by Ethan Hunt 43
Hi,
 
I am able to create product receipt just fine for inbound integration using the blog listed in this chat. 
Problem is code never hits to the catch block when testing for negative scenarios. I am calling createProductReceipt() in a batch class.
xyxProductReceiptImport - is rip off from the code in blog below. I even wrote try and catch in this method where the error is being issued from purchformletter public server void processProductReceipt()
 
How to handle this exception or catch it in catch block?
 
private void createProductReceipt()
{
       
                try
                {
                    
                    ttsbegin;
                    xyxProductReceiptImport productReceiptImport = xyxProductReceiptImport::newFromParameters(purchTable,
                                                                                                              packingSlipId,
                                                                                                              packingSlipDate);
                    productReceiptImport.run(purchLine, batchId, qtys);
 
                    ttsCommit;
                }
                catch (Exception::Error)
                {
                    ttsAbort;
                    ttsbegin;
                    queueTable.selectForUpdate(true);
                    queueTable.ErrorMesssage += "\n " + errorNotes;
                    queueTable.Status = RequestStatus::Error;
                    queueTable.update();
                    ttsCommit;
                }
                catch (Exception::CLRError)
                {
                    ttsAbort;
                   ttsbegin;
                    System.Exception interopException = CLRInterop::getLastException();
                    info(strFmt(interopException.ToString()));
 
                    queueTable.selectForUpdate(true);
                    queueTable.ErrorMesssage += "\n " + errorNotes;
                    queueTable.Status = RequestStatus::Error;
                    queueTable.update();
                    ttscommit;
                }
}

 

public server void processProductReceipt()

{

 

     try

     {

         purchFormLetter = PurchFormLetter::construct(DocumentStatus::PackingSlip);

         purchFormLetter.transDate(DateTimeUtil::getSystemDate(DateTimeUtil::getUserPreferredTimeZone()));

         purchFormLetter.proforma(false);

         purchFormLetter.specQty(PurchUpdate::Recorded);

         purchFormLetter.purchTable(purchTable);

         purchFormLetter.parmParmTableNum(purchParmTable.ParmId);

         purchFormLetter.parmId(purchParmTable.ParmId);

         purchFormLetter.purchParmUpdate(purchFormLetterParmData.parmParmUpdate());

         purchFormLetter.run();

         boolean ret = purchFormLetter.validate();

     }

 

     catch (Exception::Error)

     {

         Info("");

     }

}

 
 
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  • Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    Martin Dráb 236,970 Most Valuable Professional on at
    Try and Catch - Exception handling. Error is not getting caught in Catch part
    Isn't createProductReceipt() executed inside a transaction? If so, you can't catch exception there. You can verify TtsLevel in debugger.
     
    By the way, there is no reason to use ttsAbort in the catch block. If an exception occurs, the transaction gets aborted automatically.
     
    Also, there is a better way of catching CLR exceptions than using catch (Exception::CLRError) and CLRInterop::getLastException():
    System.Exception ex;

try
{...}
catch (ex)
{...}
     
  • Ethan Hunt Profile Picture
    Ethan Hunt 43 on at
    Try and Catch - Exception handling. Error is not getting caught in Catch part
    Thank you Martin for your reply! 
     
    private void createProductReceipt()
    This method is in the run method of the batch. There is no  ttsbegin or ttscommit. 
     
     
    Try
    {
    ttsbegin;
     post product receipt
    ttscommits;
    }
     
    Catch
    {
      catch any error
    }
    Yes, i did verify the ttslevel as you have mentioned in another thread. I see ttslevel is zero by the time it exits from purchformletter.run();
     
    I am curious, The code where the error is being issued should be present IN the try block? Instead of it being called through another class method like here productReceiptImport.run(purchLine, batchId, qtys);  In that case, i can revise the code, so all relevant methods are present in the batch itself. Instead of going through another class.
     
    When there is an error while posting product receipt, it must be handled for me. So that it can be rerun in another time after fixing the data or whatever.
     
     

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