Service Failure Simulator - Overview - OutSystems

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Adrian

Created on 11 March 2018

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Developer Utility to trigger different exceptions while performing a Server Action call. Very useful for testing integrations with third party API's. To enable set the Site variable Simulation to true (default value).

Utility to test your exception dandling code. All you need to do is add a call to the action ProxyFailureSimulation in the Server Action you want to test and add the Proxy Instruction to trigger a runtime exception.

What’s new (2.0.1)

Target attribute is now mandatory for a Proxy Instruction.

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Applications, Developer Tools

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Exception Handling

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Lisbon Template

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Platform:

10.0.0.402

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All

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All

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