Hi Thomas,
In ESB, 404 response is treated as a legitimate message (as similar to
other responses like 200 OK). So neither flow getting stopped nor fault
sequence is getting invoked in this case. Basically message flow behaves
same for both 404 and 200 responses.
If you can provide more details
Hi Thomas,
You can control the error scenarios in your Fault Sequence. If you haven't
added a fault sequence to your proxy service/ API the default fault
sequence will be invoked. If you want to control the error scenario, add a
fault sequence to your synapse configuration and include the relevant
Hello,
I have an inbound endpoint calling a sequence once triggered. In this
sequence, I call a REST API which can return a 404 causing the whole
sequence and subsequences to stop. But the return of the API is useful and
I would like to continue the process with it even if it is a 404.
Have you
