Throwing Runtime Exceptions from BPM. How?

Hi !
I want to make appear a red flag in the SXMB_MONI as a result of a custom condition inside a BPM. I tried with the control step, but it makes no "red flag".
Should I make a transform step between 2 dummy message types with a UDF that throws the runtime exception there?? is there another way ?? We want a red flag as a result of a expired deadline while waiting a file adapter transport acknowledgement.
Thanks !!
Matias.

Matias,
As you said before you want the BPM to be errored out if it reach the deadline, am I right. In control step if u say cancel process it equivalent to logically deleting the work items, so obviously you will get an succesfull message. What I suggest you to do is in Deadline branch - control branch select throw exception. The exception name has to be defined in Block level. So if you throw an exception it will look for the exception branch in the same block level if not the higher(super)block level, if it couldn't find the exception branch it will run out to error. Actually the exception branch is used to catch that exception and continue the rest of the process, so i think there is no need for defining the exception branch itself.
Hope it helps you!!!
Best regards,
raj.

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