Action Properties Dialog

1.72 Action Properties Dialog

Use to select the action to perform when a fault occurs.

The following predefined actions are available for selection when you initially access the Fault Policy Editor.

You can also select additional actions:

The Properties dialog is arranged in the following dialogs:

Abort, Human Intervention, Replay Scope, and Rethrow Fault

The Abort, Human Intervention, Replay Scope, and Rethrow Fault dialogs enable you to change the default reference to the action.

Element	Description
ID	Enter a different value or accept the default reference to the action of `default-action`.

Java Action

The Java Action dialog enables you to define Java action details.

Element	Description
ID	Enter a name or accept the default reference to the action of `default-java`.
Class	Accept the default value of oracle.integration.platform.faultpolicy.IFaultRecoveryJavaClass or click the Browse icon to invoke the Class Browser dialog to select the Java class to use to correct actions. To invoke a Java class, you must select a class that implements the IFaultRecoveryJavaClass interface. The package name is oracle.integration.platform.faultpolicy. More
Default Action	Select the default action to perform when a fault occurs (human-intervention, replay, rethrow, retry, or abort).
Property Set	Select the property set.
Return Values	Return values provide an alternative to using the default fault policy. Return values enable you to specify an additional fault policy that is executed by providing a mapping from the output value (return value) of implemented methods to a fault policy. If the Java class returns the value you specify (for example, `ABORT`), the action you select is invoked (for example, default-abort).
Value	Click the row to enter a value (for example, `ABORT`).
Action	Double-click the row to invoke a list for selecting an action (for example, default-abort).
Add	Click to add a value and select an action.
Delete	Click to delete a selected value and action.

Retry

The Retry dialog enables you to define retry action details.

Element	Description
ID	Enter a name or accept the default value of `retrynumber`.
Retry Count	Enter the specified number of times to retry.
Retry Interval	Enter the delay between retries (in seconds).
Exponential Back off	Select to increase the interval with an exponential back off. Exponential back off indicates the next retry attempt is scheduled at 2 x the delay, where delay is the current retry interval. For example, if the current retry interval is `2` seconds, the next retry attempt is scheduled at `4`, the next at `8`, and the next at `16` seconds until the Retry Count value is reached.
Retry Success Action	Enter the retry success action.
Retry Failure Action	Select the action to take if the value specified for Retry Count is exceeded.

Invoke WS, Enqueue, and File Action

This dialog enables you to create rejection handlers to handle message errors.

Element	Description
ID	Enter a name or accept the default value.
Invoke WS URI	A rejected message can be handled by calling a web service. This field is only displayed if you selected invokeWS. More
Enqueue URI	You can enqueue a rejected message to a JMS queue as a JMS message with the appropriate context and payload. This field is only displayed if you selected enqueue. More
Name	You can create an error handler for messages by storing a rejected message in a file. This field is only displayed if you selected fileAction. More
Location	Enter the file location. This field is only displayed if you selected fileAction.