No catching boundary event was defined

Camunda 7 Topics Discussion & Questions
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Hallo everyone,

I am getting this warning somewhere from the process.

Execution with id ‘{}’ throws an error event with errorCode ‘{}’, but no catching boundary event was defined. Execution is ended (none end event semantics).

Unfortunately, since it was a batch processing, I am unable to reproduce this behaviour and I also can not detect from which ServiceTask of my process this came from.

I already check in all my processes, they do catch exceptions, if they occur.

Can someone explain when this error generally occurs?

Thank you.

Hadi

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Do you have code that throws a BpmnError?

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No, we dont throw explicitly BpmnError. All the processes have the identical pattern like this

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If for example a NullPointerException happens in the java code, that exception would be wrapped in MyException. And in the process, MyException will be catched from the process.

Execution with id ‘{}’ throws an error event with errorCode ‘{}’, but no catching boundary event was defined. Execution is ended (none end event semantics). Is this message reliable as it states? Or is this a high level message, which root cause still needs to be analysed?

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