code: protected void retryChainStart(ChainData chainData, Exception e) {
          // Do nothing in the core implementation. This method is overloaded in the
          // service.
          // 7/16/04 CAL - this prevents a dependency on the Alarm Manager and
          // channelfw.service
          FFDCFilter.processException(e, getClass().getName() + ".retryChainStart", "3470", this, new Object[] { chainData });
          Tr.error(tc, "chain.retrystart.error", new Object[] { chainData.getName(), Integer.valueOf(1) });
          ((ChainDataImpl) chainData).chainStartFailed(1, 0);
      }
docs: This method is called when an initial attempt to start a chain has
  failed due to a particular type of exception, RetryableChannelException,
  indicating that a retry may enable the chain to be started. This could
  result from something like a device side channel having bind problems
  since a socket from a previous chain stop is still wrapping up.
  
  @param chainData
  specification of chain to be started
  @param e
  Exception that occured which caused this retry attempt to take
  place