Consider the following scenario:
For example, you run two orchestrations that are named A and B and that meet the following requirements:
- You install Microsoft BizTalk Server 2009 on a computer.
- You run two BizTalk orchestrations that meet the following conditions.
- One orchestration has a Receive shape, has all tracking options disabled, and calls the other orchestration to process messages.
- The called orchestration has the Orchestration start and end check box selected.
- One of these orchestrations has a catch exception block.
- An exception occurs in the called orchestration.
Note This exception is caught and handled by the catch exception block. Therefore, the message processing operation finishes. - The BizTalk orchestration tries to processes other messages.
For example, you run two orchestrations that are named A and B and that meet the following requirements:
- On the Tracking tab of the orchestration properties dialog box for A, all Track Events check boxes are cleared.
- The Orchestration start and end check box for B is selected.
- A processes messages by calling B.
- Exceptions occur and are handled by a Catch Exception block.