Tanya Brethour wrote:
And why not re-generating exception by parsing the message exception ?
Because it almost seems like a hack. I just thought there was probably a
more proper way to do it. But maybe there isn't :)
Yes... Exceptions are a java mechanism and xmlrpc must be interoperant (with
fault
codes).
So, how exactly do I specify the fault codes? I use the server to generate
the methodReponse bodies... and there doesn't seem to be a way to control
the fault code part.
Thanks,
Tanya
Just throw a new XmlRpcException(int code, String message) from your
handler.
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