Examine the flow below:
An error has been encountered on Page1 and the exception has bubbled up to be recovered in the Recover1 stage. The "˜Yes' path has been taken from the
"Throw new Exception?" decision stage. Consider the Throw Exception stage properties below:
How should the properties be configured for the Process to throw a new Business exception, i.e. a different exception to the one encountered in Page1?
To throw a new Business exception, the Exception Type field should be set with the specific type of exception, such as 'Business Exception', and the Exception Detail field should contain a custom message that provides additional details about the exception. This configuration ensures that a new, distinct exception is thrown, different from the one previously encountered. Leaving the Preserve the type and detail of the current exception checkbox unchecked is critical to avoid re-throwing the original exception. Therefore, typing 'Business Exception' in the Exception Type field and a custom message in the Exception Detail field is the correct approach.
Shouldn't it be D? Option B will capture the exception detail from Page 1 and throw it on the Main page
Agree, it's D
Answer is Option "A". Preserver Check box is kept un-checked and New Exception detail and Exception Type can be Configured
It's not the correct answer, since ExceptionDetail() and ExceptionType() hold CURRENT exception data, but accordint to question, we want to throw NEW exception.
A is the correct answer. As it mentioned to leave the preserve checkbox un-ticked. Option D didn't specify that.
No. ExceptionDetail() and ExceptionType() will have same exception but the question asks to configure new exception
The correct response is: **A. Configure Exception Type() in the Exception Type field and ExceptionDetail() in the Exception Detail field. Leave the Preserve the type and detail of the current exception checkbox un-ticked.** Explanation: To throw a new Business exception, you should configure the Exception Type and Exception Detail fields to specify the type and details of the new exception you want to throw. In this case, you would type the desired exception type in the Exception Type field (for example, "BusinessException") and provide a custom exception detail message in the Exception Detail field (such as "A new Business exception occurred"). Since you want to throw a new exception and not preserve the details of the current exception, you should leave the "Preserve the type and detail of the current exception" checkbox unticked. Option A describes this configuration, making it the correct choice to throw a new Business exception with custom type and detail information.
Option D does not talk about preserving exception...and When "Preserve the Type..." check box clicked then it disable the Exception Type and Detail fields. So looking at option ..Option B seems correct to me.
B is not the right answer. The questions says "throw a new Business exception, i.e. a different exception to the one encountered in Page1" - which is not achieved by B. The correct answer is D
I agree D is correct since a new exception is required to be thrown. Option B will simply throw the same exception as from the sub page.
Its D, because you can't use the Exception functions to write to an Exception stage, you must select the Exception detail from a dropdown.
la resuesta es D
Option A is correct option.
THE ANSWER IS B
Sorry, meant D for a new custom exception
D seems to be correct
Exception details for the business exceptions are always custom. Answer is D. since ExceptionType() and ExceptionDetail() will only write the current system exception so A. is wrong.
Yes D is correct answer
Yes D.
D is the correct answer.
Correct answer is D
option A