+5I was hoping that NAC had something equivalent to “try/catch” blocks in C++ or Java.
I’ve reviewed the Nintex documentation and several Nintex Community articles, but I haven’t found any way to “catch” an exception. For example, I’d like to be able to capture the error text and send an email. Before the workflow dies.
Q: Is there any way to accomplish this in Nintex Automation Cloud?
Best answer by Chris_Ben
Hi Paul,
Check out these help articles:
+14Hi Paul,
Check out these help articles:
+5Thank you, Chris_Ben.
I was familiar with most of the links you cited … but I HADN’T considered Nintex “alerts” yet.
I tried configuring an alert … and I can’t get them to work:
Manually run my test workflow with the “divide by zero” action:
Check “instances”, verify the exception occurred:
Wait patiently for the “alert” email that never arrives :(
I checked my “Spam” folder, and I re-tried running the workflow several times over the last few days - all to no avail.
Q: Any suggestions?
+14Hi Paul, just make sure your workflow has been published in production mode. If it’s published in “development” mode, you won’t receive an alert.
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