Handling invalidVariable fault caused by onMessage

Hello.
I have many receive activities in my process. Each receive activity is in scope with catch activity which handle invalidVariable fault (validating XML). When incorrect message come to receive invalidVariable fault is thrown. Catch activity handle this fault and reply to client with error message. And scope with receive activity is looped back until correct message is received.
But how can I handle invalidVariable fautl caused by onMessage branch on whole proces?
Thanks

Right. for InvalidVariable the scope (and therefore the onMessage) will always terminate.
You will have to catch it outside the scope, and loop around.
process[ receive, while [ scope_with_catch [ scope_with_onMessage [ stuff ] ] ] ]
The nasty consequence is that the "stuff" will also restart at the beginning when the loop comes around, and not just simply continue.
The "stuff" code will therefore need to detect if this is a restart and act accordingly.
But generally, you should never get an "invalidVariable" fault, it suggests somebody sends the wrong message?

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