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Question 99

Examine the following Exception handling taken from the Main Page of a Blue Prism Process:

Consider the following potential explanations as to what is wrong with the design:

1. The exception handling is not within an Exception Block.

2. There is no Resume stage in the shown process flow.

3. There is a potential for the flow to cause an infinite loop within the process.

4. Because the flow is on the Main Page of the process there should not be a ‘Re-Throw’ Exception stage as there are no parent/calling pages for the exception to ‘bubble up’ to.

Which of the above appropriately describes what is wrong with this design?

    Correct Answer: C

    The design flow on the Main Page of a Blue Prism Process should not use a 'Re-Throw' Exception stage because there are no parent or calling pages for the exception to 'bubble up' to. Thus, the appropriate description of what is wrong with this design is point 4, making option C correct.

Discussion
LH1213Option: C

C is the answer

BlueprismUser199212345Option: C

I believe the answer to this was either between C or D. However, you can have exception handling without a resume stage/bubbling on the main page. Is raise alerts page has a resume stage in it the current exception will not be saved and it can cause a infinite loop. Answer C