Link Search Menu Expand Document

BoundaryErrorChecker

The BoundaryErrorChecker processes BPMN models and checks whether a BoundaryErrorEvent and its ErrorCode is referenced in the tasks corresponding class/bean.

Assumptions

  • The BPMN-models have to be in the classpath at build time
  • The error code is either directly passed as string when throwing the error or a final string object is passed.
    • E.g. these code snippets can be parsed:

      throw new BpmnError("123");

        final String errorCode = "123"; 
        throw new BpmnError(errorCode);
      

Configuration

The rule should be configured as follows:

<rule>
  <name>BoundaryErrorChecker</name>
  <state>true</state>
</rule>

Error messages

ErrorCode of %BoundaryErrorEvent% does not match with throwing declaration of class ‘org.camunda.bpm.getstarted.loanapproval.ProcessRequestDelegate’

This message indicates that the ErrorCode of the underlying task and its referenced class does not get caught by the BoundaryErrorEvent because of varying ErrorCodes.

Examples

Example of code with “throw new BpmnError(“123”)”
Correct usage of throw declaration
BoundaryErrorEvent attached to task (has to have either correct class reference or bean mapping)
BoundaryErrorEvent attached to task
BoundaryErrorEvent with ErrorCode and other attributes
BoundaryErrorEvent with attributes