Thanks, Paul, that's indeed a possibility.
But wouldn't it be nice to define a mapping between a Java Exception
class and a SOAP faultcode in the WSDD? That way my server-side code
wouldn't need to subclass AXIS classes.
Arne
Paul Hunnisett wrote:
> I'm not really an expert, so I could be wron
I'm not really an expert, so I could be wrong here - or just plain
missing the point, but AxisFault extends Exception - you could therefore
write a class that extends AxisFault and it would be caught by code
expecting an AxisFault. Sorry if this isn't what you meant...
On Tue, 2002-05-28 at 16:0
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And what's more: is it possible to define structured SOAP faults ?
I mean if the fault detail in the WSDL contains some XML structure,
will this
And what's more: is it possible to define structured SOAP faults ?
I mean if the fault detail in the WSDL contains some XML structure,
will this be constructed by AXIS ? Will some Exception class be
generated by WSDL2Java ?
> Hi,
>
> AXIS normally uses the SOAP faultcode: "Server.userException
