Answer Posted / ajitabh kumar sharma

Build your flow service like this:

Sequence{main}[EXIT ON: DONE]
Sequence{Try/Catch}[EXIT ON: SUCCESS]
Sequence{try}[EXIT ON: FAILURE]
Sequence{catch}[EXIT ON: FAILURE]
Sequence{finally}[EXIT ON: FAILURE]

I am sorry but the previous answer was incorrect. I have
tested this answer and this works as expected. Basically the
sequences are used to control the flow control behavior of
their inherent sequences.

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