Hi Oleg, > have you tried AxisFault.getCause()
Yes I've tried but it doesn't work, getCause() is method of RemoteException and can not work in his case, I'm looking for a way of deserializing my user exception. Best Regards Alireza oleg shteynbuk wrote: > have you tried AxisFault.getCause() >Alireza Taherkordi wrote: >Hi, > >anyone knows how to unwrap AxisFaults ? > >I have a SecurityException thrown on server side. This is wrapped into an >AxisFault and sent to the client, which expects a SecurityException, not an >AxisFault. > >Is there a utility like AxisFault.makeFault(Exception), but working in the >opposite way ? > >Thanks > >Alireza >
