Now I moved my faultHandler to the global scope as shown in the purchase sample. My compensation handler on the completed scope gets called now but the inside faultHandler still never gets called. | ... | </variables> | | <faultHandlers> | <catchAll> | <sequence> | <!-- <assign> | <copy> | <from expression="&quot;SimpleCompensate - In Fault Handler&quot;"/> | <to part="parameters" query="/ns3:logString/ns3:logMessage" variable="logStringRequest"/> | </copy> | </assign> | <invoke inputVariable="logStringRequest" operation="logString" outputVariable="logStringResponse" partnerLink="CommonLoggingPL" portType="ns3:ALFLoggingService"/> | --> | <compensate/> | </sequence> | </catchAll> | </faultHandlers> | | | <sequence> | <receive.... | I still get BpelFaultException in Throw.java on line 60. This is where the Bpel fault object is created. My global scope still ends on 'faultingWithoutHandler'. Can someone please explain the behavior? I searched JIRA to see if there is any issue filed already about fault propagation but didn't see exactly same situation. Meghana View the original post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=4026710#... Reply to the post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=posting&mode=reply&a...