What is the best way to capture exceptions raised by BPEL process?

We have a BPEL process that calls an EBusiness Suite public pl/sql API. (For ex. setting and releasing holds on a Sales Order). And the API provides out parameters that will contain sql errors raised if any. What should I do to capture this error and show it on BAM? Or is there a better way of exposing this message to a particular user?

Why couldn't you take the output and test if there are results and then use a switch statement to detemine what to do with these results.

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3: You could write exceptions handling for every class.Write exceptions handling for every class that needs it, throwing the exception if at that moment you don't know what to do with it and catching it if yes. Do not employ too many exception handling: execution of try catch blcks is slower than usuall code.
4: you could group the exception handling.I don't undestand this. What do youmean?
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The physical plan is this:
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When the cost for 4GB modules gets down to reasonable, I'll buy four of them and bump the current rams down the line which will then give me a total of 24 gigs where I'll stay.
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oh mighty Hatter, I knew you'd have helpful guidance to offer! And thank you. You've confirmed my anxieties about the Sonnet card; kind of a 'too much, too quickly' sort of thing. And it's not that Sonnet's not a good company. Just everything to do with new technologies and the growth curve we all, manufacturers and users, go through when they come out. And, for sure, the new Mac Pro's are new technology; the single biggest forward leap in Apple's top-of-the-line machines for some time far as I can tell. Just reading at Intel's website about the Nehalem's is a joy!
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thanks Hatter. I'll let you know how things go, including what happens with the SSD. I don't have speed test software so I won't be able to track it's performance like that guy in the post you gave me did...
JQ
ps- Gotta love that ILLogic fellow eh? Talk about not getting the essence!

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