Hi
Andreas,
why
dont you just catch the exception and create your own one?
like:
catch(SOAPException se)
{
throw
new AxisFault("My own fault string..." + se.toString());
}
of
course you can choose yourself which data from the original exception se you
pass to the new one.
hope
it helps Greetings from Hamburg/Germany
Sebastian Beyer
Softwareengineer
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Von: Andreas Siegers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 23. Januar 2003 16:06
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Betreff: Custom soapfaultHi.I have a message style webservice. with method signaturepublic Element[] deliverMessage(Element [] bodies ) throws SOAPExceptionIs there an easy way to get full control of the generated SOAPFault?For example I do not wish to send back full exception stacktrace to my clients.regardsAndreas