You can just throw an exception in the manipulate output groovy. Normally I do this in a custom request so I can force an error when validating data on a form using a form extension, but it works in the manipulate outputs as well.
I am trying to throw an exception in manipulate output of an orchestration that is a running a connector through to JDE 92. We are going to be running both systems parallel for a bit and need to do checks between both. In JDE 92 I have no issues using both LEX as well as manipulate output to do this. I am having issues trying to throw an error in exception JDE 91 tools 9.2.4.5 - it runs perfectly in the Orch Studio as below:
But when it is called in the form via a form extension I get this warning.
Is this because this tools release simply can't handle this?