Hi.

I wrote this simple function in PB for testing:

public function long uof_square (long al_arg) throws exception;

exception e
e = create exception
e.Text = "test"

throw e

return al_arg * al_arg
end function

As you can see, it will always throw an exception.

I'm trying to invoke that function from a C++ application using PBNI. My goal is to capture the exception e in my C++ code to access its information. I'm using the code that you can see in the examples in the PBNI Manual:

...

    // Call the function

      try
    {
        session->InvokeObjectFunction(pbobj, mid, &ci);

        // Was PB exception thrown?
        if (session->HasExceptionThrown())
        {
            fprintf(stdout, "Exception!!");
            // Handle PB exception
            session->ClearException();
            return 1;
        }
    }
    catch (...)
    {
        // Handle C++ exception
    }

...

However, when I do that, in the InvokeObjectFunction() call I get a message telling me that the exception has not been handled. If I capture the exception in my PB code, either with a try-catch or by writing in the systemerror event of the application, I don't get the message, but HasExceptionThrown() returns 0, and the exception isn't available from my C++ code.

Am I doing something wrong?

If not, what's the point of HasExceptionThrown() if the exception will never be able to reach the C++ code?