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- 1. Error And Exception Handling UiPath Studio
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- 3. 3 • Identify and differentiate between the different types of exceptions. • Describe the common exception handling techniques and explain when they should be used. • Use the Try Catch, Throw, and Rethrow activities in your automation projects. • Use the Retry Scope activities in your automation projects. • Describe the ContinueOnError Property. • Use the Global Exception Handler in both attended and unattended scenarios. What we will learn in this course
- 4. 4 Errors are events that a particular program can’t normally deal with. There are different types of errors, based on what's causing them - for example: • Syntax errors : Where the compiler/interpreter cannot parse the written code into meaningful computer instructions. • User errors : Where the software determines that the user’s input is not acceptable for some reason. • Programming errors : Where the program contains no syntax errors but does not produce the expected results. These types of errors are often called bugs. Errors
- 5. 5 Exceptions are events that are recognized (caught) by the program, categorized, and handled. More specifically, there is a routine configured by the developer that is activated when an exception is caught. Sometimes, the handling mechanism can be simply stopping the execution. Some of the exceptions are linked to the systems used, while others are linked to the logic of the business process. • System Exception : Exception occurred due to system ( web application, stand alone application etc.) Eg: application not reachable , Ui element not found etc. • Business Exception :The exception occurred by business logic. Exceptions
- 6. 6 Below is the list of the most common exceptions that you can encounter in projects developed with UiPath. All of these exception types mentioned below are derived from System.Exception, so using this generic type in a TryCatch, for example, will catch all types of errors. • NullReferenceException - Occurs when using a variable with no set value (not initialized). • IndexOutOfRangeException - Occurs when the index of an object is out of the limits of the collection. • ArgumentException - Is thrown when a method is invoked and at least one of the passed arguments does not meet the parameter specification of the called method. • SelectorNotFoundException - Is thrown when the robot is unable to find the designated selector for an activity in the target app within the TimeOut period. • TextNotFoundException - Occurs when the indicated text is not found within the TimeOut period. • ApplicationException - Describes an error rooted in a technical issue, such as an application that is not responding. System Exceptions
- 7. 7 A business exception mainly refers to information used in an automated process. Either it may be incomplete or incorrect from a business perspective. When business exceptions occur, robots stop the process, and it requires human intervention to address a thrown exception. • Business rule Exception – Business Exceptions aren't automatically generated as system exceptions. They must be defined by a developer by using the Throw Activity and handled inside a TryCatch. Business Exceptions
- 8. 8 Question: User is trying to login into Gmail without credential. Is a: A. Business Exception? B. System Exception?
- 9. 9 Question: URL of Gmail suddenly stopped working and user is unable to login Is a: A. Business Exception? B. System Exception?
- 10. Now that you've understood the common exception types, let's learn about the various exception handling techniques in UiPath Studio.
- 11. 11 TryCatch activity catches a specified exception type in a sequence or activity and either displays an error notification or dismisses it and continues the execution. Try-Catch As a mechanism, TryCatch runs the activities in the Try block and, if an error takes place, executes the activities in the Catches block. The Finally block is only executed when no exceptions are thrown or when an exception is caught and handled in the Catches block (without being re- thrown).
- 12. 12 TryCatch activity catches a specified exception type in a sequence or activity and either displays an error notification or dismisses it and continues the execution. Try-Catch, Throw and Rethrow • We are using Ty Catch activity to catch runtime exceptions and to perform rcovry steps • We are using Throw activity when we want to throw an exception, even if it is not generated by an activity • We cand use Rethrow activities only inside catch blocks and will throw again the exception that is been initially caught
- 13. 13 Question: What is the limit as to how many Catches you can use in a Try Catch activity?
- 14. 14 The ContinueOnError is a property that specifies if the execution of the activity should continue even when the activity throws an error. This field only supports Boolean values (True, False). The default value is False, thus, if the field is blank and an error is thrown, the execution of the project stops. If the value is set to True, the execution of the project continues regardless of any error. The ContinueOnError Property
- 15. Now that we've learned a lot about errors and exceptions, let's see how the project behaves when it encounters an execution error.
- 16. 16 The Global Exception Handler is a type of workflow designed to determine the process' behavior when encountering an unexpected exception. The Global Exception Handler has 2 predefined arguments, that shouldn't be removed: • errorInfo with the In direction - contains the information about the error that was thrown and the workflow that failed. • result with the Out direction - used for determining the next behavior of the process when it encounters the error. Action: •Continue - The exception is re-thrown. •Ignore - The exception is ignored, and the execution continues from the next activity. •Retry - The activity which threw the exception is retried. •Abort - The execution stops after running the current handler. The Global Exception Handler
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- 18. 18 UiPath documentation TryCatch - UiPath Activities Guide Logging Levels - UiPath Studio Guide Retry Scope - UiPath Activities Guide UI Activities Properties - UiPath Studio Guide Global Exception Handler - UiPath Studio Guide Go To Docs Go To Docs Go To Docs Go To Docs Go To Docs
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- 20. 20 Q&A
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