What should you do next?

A BizTalk Server 2010 solution uses an orchestration to call an external Microsoft .NET assembly. The class on the assembly is not serializable. The Expression shape used to call the .NET assembly is contained within a scope that has its Transaction Type property set to Atomic. The call to the .NET assembly occasionally results in an exception being thrown. You need to handle the exception when it is thrown. Create a new scope with the Transaction Type property set to Long Running. What should you do next?

A BizTalk Server 2010 solution uses an orchestration to call an external Microsoft .NET assembly. The class on the assembly is not serializable. The Expression shape used to call the .NET assembly is contained within a scope that has its Transaction Type property set to Atomic. The call to the .NET assembly occasionally results in an exception being thrown. You need to handle the exception when it is thrown. Create a new scope with the Transaction Type property set to Long Running. What should you do next?

A.
Add an exception handler to the new scope. Drag and drop the atomic scope below the new scope.

B.
Add an exception handler to the new scope. Drag and drop the atomic scope above the new scope.

C.
Add an exception handler to the new scope. Drag and drop the atomic scope inside the new scope.

D.
Add a compensation block to the atomic scope. Drag and drop the atomic scope inside the new scope.



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