Answer / srikanth

Build your flow service like this:

Sequence{Main Block}[EXIT ON: SUCCESS]
Sequence{Try Block}[EXIT ON: FAILURE]
Sequence{catch Block}[EXIT ON: DONE]

Answer / suresh bandari

1)sequence(outer sequence-exit on success).

2)sequence(Try block with service logic(inner sequence & child
to outer sequence)-exit on failure).

3)sequence(Catch block with any errors found in try block
(inner sequence & child to outer sequence)-exit
on done).

4)Branch step with retrying the errors

Answer / ranjeet

we can insert the finally block by
Sequence(Exit on success) MAIN
Sequence( Exit of failure) TRY
Sequence( Exit on done) CATCH
Sequence(Exit on failure) FINALLY

can we build loop step with in the branch in such a way that the interface is look like that branch <transactiontype > sequence: Deposit loop <accno> xxxxxx sequence: current loop <accno> xxxxxxx sequence: savings loop <accno> can we achieve the above senario.

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