The api:try and api:catch keywords are used to create an exception-handling block in a script. If any keyword inside the api:try body throws an APIException, the connector will look for a matching api:catch keyword inside the same scope and will execute the catch body.

Parameters

None

Control Attributes

None

Example

Throw and catch an exception. Inside the scope of the keyword, api:ecode and api:emessage attributes are added to the current item and pushed out.

<api:call op="...">
  <api:try>
    <api:throw code="myerror" description="thedescription" details="Other Details."/>
    <api:catch code="myerror">
      <api:set attr="api:ecode" value="[_code]"/>
      <api:set attr="api:emessage" value="[_description]: [_details]"/>
      <api:push/>
    </api:catch>
  </api:try>
</api:call>

See Also

• api:catch: Process thrown exceptions.
• api:throw: Force an exception.