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Why you must add try/catch blocks to Java-based BPM scripts

Posted by : Stuart Moncrieff - 15 Apr 2009 [One comment]

On very rare occasions, you will find that you need to create a BPM script using a Java-based vuser type instead of a C-based virtual user type. There is one nasty gotcha to keep in mind if you need to do this.

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