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If you are OK with subclassing your
exeception classes from AxisFault then there is no need to play around with
handler and
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Hello everybody.
I would like to know if there is any way
to overwrite the handler which create the SOAP fault when an exception
is raised...
When
Title: Message
Hello
everybody.
I would like to
know if there is any way to overwrite the handler which create the SOAP fault
when an exception is raised...
When an exception
is raised my client get a SOAP Fault with faultcode Server.userException and
faultString "whatever"... Is there a
Title: Message
Hello
everybody.
I would like to
know if there is any way to overwrite the handler which create the SOAP fault
when an exception is raised...
When an exception
is raised my client get a SOAP Fault with faultcode Server.userException and
faultString "whatever"... Is there an
-Original Message-From: Ransel Lopez
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2004
5:07 PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Building
custom faults in Java...
Hi, everybodyI am a starter with
SOAP.My problem is that I want to modify what I get in the client side
when an
Title: Message
Hi, everybodyI am a starter with
SOAP.My problem is that I want to modify what I get in the client side
when an exception is raised. I want to get my own faultcode, my own
faultstring and some other information in the detail. Can anyone explain
what should I do?? Some examples
