Hi!
I would like to mimic the Try Catch functionality, i.e.
Try
{
inner code
}
Catch
{
exception handling
}
My problem is, with the Try step and the next branch, it seems like I have to go and configure that exception handling tab of every single step of what comprises my inner code? If I have ten steps then I have to remember to change these settings for all of them, or else my entire robot will fail?
I am used to working with big chunks of code sitting inside try blocks, so that if something unexpected happens, the exception will always be caught no matter what (even if it is due to a mistake comitted by the developer). Is there a way of achieving the same with Kofax Kapow robots? Like a general try block that will catch any exceptions, no matter the configurations of each step? Or is there a setting somewhere to force the kind of behavior that I want?
I would like to mimic the Try Catch functionality, i.e.
Try
{
inner code
}
Catch
{
exception handling
}
My problem is, with the Try step and the next branch, it seems like I have to go and configure that exception handling tab of every single step of what comprises my inner code? If I have ten steps then I have to remember to change these settings for all of them, or else my entire robot will fail?
I am used to working with big chunks of code sitting inside try blocks, so that if something unexpected happens, the exception will always be caught no matter what (even if it is due to a mistake comitted by the developer). Is there a way of achieving the same with Kofax Kapow robots? Like a general try block that will catch any exceptions, no matter the configurations of each step? Or is there a setting somewhere to force the kind of behavior that I want?