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    Retry calling .NET component  
John Lee


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10-19-04 10:48 PM

Hi,

Can anyone help me on how to define a retry when I am calling a .net
component that throw exception? Or how's the best way to handle the
exception raised by the called component?

Thanks!
John







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    Re: Retry calling .NET component  
Balaji Thiagarajan


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10-19-04 10:48 PM

Send Ports are the ones which have Retry property, .Net components are
normally called from your Expression Editor and it will not have any Retry
property.

The best way to handle exception in Orchestration is to call your component
inside the Long Running Scope and implement the Catch Exception for
System.Exception.

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Balaji Thiagarajan
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"John Lee" <john.nospam@pursca.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> Can anyone help me on how to define a retry when I am calling a .net
> component that throw exception? Or how's the best way to handle the
> exception raised by the called component?
>
> Thanks!
> John
>
>







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