Catch<TException> Class

Definition

generic <typename TException>
 where TException : Exceptionpublic ref class Catch sealed : System::Activities::Statements::Catch

[System.Windows.Markup.ContentProperty("Action")]
public sealed class Catch<TException> : System.Activities.Statements.Catch where TException : Exception

[<System.Windows.Markup.ContentProperty("Action")>]
type Catch<'Exception (requires 'Exception :> Exception)> = class
    inherit Catch

Public NotInheritable Class Catch(Of TException)
Inherits Catch

Type Parameters

Inheritance

Object

Catch

Catch<TException>

Attributes

ContentPropertyAttribute

Examples

The following code sample demonstrates creating a Catch<TException> activity. This example is from the Fault Handling in a Flowchart Activity Using TryCatch sample.

FlowStep mwkStep = new FlowStep
{
    Action = new TryCatch
    {
        DisplayName = "Try/Catch for Divide By Zero Exception",
        Try = new Assign
        {
            DisplayName = "discount = 15 + (1 - 1/numberOfKids)*10",
            To = new OutArgument<double>(discount),
            Value = new InArgument<double>((ctx) => (15 + (1 - 1 / numberOfKids.Get(ctx)) * 10))
        },
        Catches =
        {
             new Catch<System.DivideByZeroException>
             {
                 Action = new ActivityAction<System.DivideByZeroException>
                 {
                     Argument = ex,
                     DisplayName = "ActivityAction - DivideByZeroException",
                     Handler =
                         new Sequence
                         {
                             DisplayName = "Divide by Zero Exception Workflow",
                             Activities =
                             {
                                new WriteLine()
                                {
                                    DisplayName = "WriteLine: DivideByZeroException",
                                    Text = "DivideByZeroException: Promo code is MWK - but number of kids = 0"
                                },
                                new Assign<double>
                                {
                                    DisplayName = "Exception - discount = 0",
                                    To = discount,
                                    Value = new InArgument<double>(0)
                                }
                             }
                         }
                 }
             }
        }
    },
    Next = flowDecision
};

Remarks

Once placed in the designer, Catch activities cannot be reordered in the designer. To reorder the collection of Catch activities, either delete and re-add them in the correct order, or use the xaml (code) view for the workflow.

Constructors

Properties

Methods

Applies to