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com.adobe.granite.workflow.WorkflowException: Cannot load workItem: VolatileWorkItem_node6_var_workflow_instances_server0_2024-03-26_

  • March 28, 2024
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I am getting volatile exception in workflow.

WorkItem currentWorkItem = workflowSession.getWorkItem(workItem.getId());

Please provide your thoughts here.

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Best answer by Raja_Reddy

Hi @sateeshre2 

 

The VolatileDataException is a checked exception that can be thrown by the getWorkItem method of the  workflowSession interface. This exception indicates that the data associated with the work item has changed since the work item was last accessed, and the current operation cannot be completed.

To handle this exception, you can catch it using a try-catch block and take appropriate action, such as retrying the operation or notifying the user.

try { WorkItem currentWorkItem = workflowSession.getWorkItem(workItem.getId()); // perform operation on currentWorkItem } catch (VolatileDataException e) { // handle the exception // e.g. retry the operation or notify the user }



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Raja_Reddy
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Raja_ReddyCommunity AdvisorAccepted solution
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March 28, 2024

Hi @sateeshre2 

 

The VolatileDataException is a checked exception that can be thrown by the getWorkItem method of the  workflowSession interface. This exception indicates that the data associated with the work item has changed since the work item was last accessed, and the current operation cannot be completed.

To handle this exception, you can catch it using a try-catch block and take appropriate action, such as retrying the operation or notifying the user.

try { WorkItem currentWorkItem = workflowSession.getWorkItem(workItem.getId()); // perform operation on currentWorkItem } catch (VolatileDataException e) { // handle the exception // e.g. retry the operation or notify the user }



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