title: Resumable exceptions: any real-life scenario?
body: <p>As the topic states, I can hardly imagine, where and when to use resumable exceptions in a real life example and which effective advantage we might get by the usage of them.</p>
  
  <p>What I can imagine is, a subsystem is connected, let's say via RFC to a session, which is held open. The subsystem has to pass some shopflor-data to sap, let us say, in an usual way, in the frequency of any weight/piece/liter, which is processed. </p>
  
  <p>Somehow something fails.</p>
  
  <p>I can get all of this done, without the use of  a resumable exceptions, so, besides that this exception seems to keep track of the entire context( what does not seem to be a NEW feature), does anybody have a clue, what this is really all about ?</p>