no way to
export usefull anotations to the WSDL file.
However, I am stuck with a problem I forgot to consider initially. Whenever
I write the service as a simple class, I am able to create AxisFaults (or
an object from some subclass) manually to provide the client with usefull
error codes and
no way to
export usefull anotations to the WSDL file.
However, I am stuck with a problem I forgot to consider initially. Whenever
I write the service as a simple class, I am able to create AxisFaults (or
an object from some subclass) manually to provide the client with usefull
error codes and
> 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.
&
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
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
Actually, the
FaultCode={http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/}Server.generalException
-Original Message-
From: David Logan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2003 1:35 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: AxisFaults
What is the best way to create/throw a
What is the best way to create/throw axis faults from the service?
I am having trouble getting the fault code from the exception when caught on
the client. I get the message but the FaultCode is = "";
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