What happens to a Message exception during flow processing?

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What happens to a Message exception during flow processing?

Explanation:
When a message exception occurs, normal flow processing stops and control is transferred to the flow’s exception handling. The runtime starts executing the exception strategy from its first processor, applying the configured steps (such as logging, transforming, retrying, or rethrowing) to handle the error. Automatic retry, dropping the message, or restarting the flow don’t happen unless you’ve explicitly configured those behaviors. So the message moves to the first processor in the exception strategy to be handled.

When a message exception occurs, normal flow processing stops and control is transferred to the flow’s exception handling. The runtime starts executing the exception strategy from its first processor, applying the configured steps (such as logging, transforming, retrying, or rethrowing) to handle the error. Automatic retry, dropping the message, or restarting the flow don’t happen unless you’ve explicitly configured those behaviors. So the message moves to the first processor in the exception strategy to be handled.

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