Using the compensatory enabled process gives you an opportunity to write compensatory JavaScript code to handle a rollback request. For example, write JavaScript in a process template using rollback points for the following cases:
Send messages or e-mail notifications before running pre- and post-functions for a second time or for restoring the process effects regarding these functions.
Send e-mail notifications to a computer on which an asynchronous nested process is running.
Actions applied for rollback to a loop.
Compensatory JavaScript also works as pre- and post-functions for worksteps and cleans up all the activities completed by this workstep, such as deleting generated files, or removing new database entries.
Compensatory JavaScript is executed only if a rollback is requested by a user, or by the BP Server via a workstep's execution failure.
public void setCompJavaScript(java.lang.String compJavaScript)
Sets the compensatory JavaScript code related to this workstep.
public String getCompJavaScript()
Helps in retrieving the compensatory JavaScript related to this workstep.
Send messages or e-mail notifications before running pre- and post-functions for a second time or for restoring the process effects regarding these functions.