Hi,

If I have something like this :

- SEQUENCE (Exit On SUCCESS)
-- SEQUENCE (Exit On FAILURE)
--- INVOKE myPkg:flow1
-- SEQUENCE (Exit On DONE)
--- INVOKE pub.flow:getLastError

And the myPkg:Flow1 :

- INVOKE pub.math:divideInt(num1 = 1, num2 = 0)

In getLastError my document error have only one line in callStack document list (I see only pub.math:divideInt).
Does exist a way to obtain the complete stacketrace ? In my case not just on record with pub.math:divideInt but another one with myPkg:flow1

Hi Vital,

Sorry,I am not getting you but What else do you expect to see in the getLastError output under doc error/pipeline?

HTH,
RMG

Check the attached screen shot, is this how you need the getLastError output to look like?

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Hello Vital,
the exception happened just in second level of service… hence u see only 1 service in callStack.
if the exception happened in say 4th or 5th level down… then u will see the complete stack of flow steps and details

HTH

OK rmg and Mahesh K. Sreenivas

I know what u mean.
You said to me to do a getLastError in flow each time I encountered an exception and put in in Pipeline.
It’s smart but I would prefere to not make the code with more statement in child services.
I would prefer to view the complete stack trace only in service I call getLastError.

Hi!

I made two services:

• temp.gerardo_lisboa.experiments.lastError:main_service

• temp.gerardo_lisboa.experiments.lastError:aux_service

where the aux_service is just a call to pub.math:divideInts

And as a result of calling with parameters (1;0), I get an informative lastError.

I am using 10.1.
What is your version?

Best regards and Keep Safe.
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Hi Gerardo Lisboa
Thanks and keep safe you too.

You use wM 10.1. I know the latest versions of wM use a better way for try/catch management.
So, in your flow service you seems, to not use it but maybe the software is better for the stackTrace in getLastError service.

I use wM 9.10 version. I do exactly the same thing than you.

Or maybe it exists a watt to be more accurate.

Hi Gerardo Lisboa

As we are migrationg our wM 9.10 version to wM 10.5, I installed a designer 10.5 on my local desktop and I tried again the same kind of flow service. And I see that with the same behaviour, in error structure, I have only single flow server in my callStack document List. So if you have not the same behaviour, something is missing in my configuration.

Hi,

I are using transformers.
I used an invoke.

That makes all the difference.
Try it my way.

Best regards,

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Yes I thought the same things than you. I tried with a invoke insteaf of transformer and I have the exactly same result

I find the problem : it was because I was in debug.
In run mode, I have the call stack

Ok,

That makes sense.

Unfortunately, debug mode in the IS not at all transparent…

Best regards,