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Checking the response message for business exceptions in JMS client applications (deprecated)

JMS client applications must check the message header of all response messages for business exceptions.

Attention: The Business Process Choreographer JMS API is deprecated. To develop JMS-based client applications, use the Business Process Choreographer web services API with the SOAP/JMS transport protocol. A JMS client application must first check the IsBusinessException property in the response message header.

For example:

Example

// receive response message Message receivedMessage = ((JmsProxy) getToBeInvokedUponObject().receiveMessage();
String strResponse = ((TextMessage) receivedMessage).getText();
	
if (receivedMessage.getStringProperty("IsBusinessException") {
		// strResponse is a bussiness fault 
		// any api can end w/a processFaultMsg 
		// the call api also w/a businessFaultMsg
	} else {
		// strResponse is the output message }

(Deprecated) Developing client applications using the Business Process Choreographer JMS API (deprecated)

Related concepts:
(Deprecated) Structure of a Business Process Choreographer JMS message (deprecated)