Awesome!
At 10:55 PM 9/28/2003 -0700, you wrote:
Anne -
I'm working on changes to accomplish this.
Gary
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Steve,
I don't think fault/exception behavior has been sufficiently
specified --
hence the interop issues.
The way it should work is thus:
On the server side
language.
Hope someone on the list can enlighten us ...
Thanks,
Ajay
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Ajay,
Thanks for the response.
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Steve,
I don't think fault/exception behavior has been sufficiently
specified --
hence the interop issues.
The way it should work is thus:
On the server side:
Application
enlighten us ...
Thanks,
Ajay
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Ajay,
Thanks for the response.
So maybe I'm not understanding the purpose
Ajay,
Thanks for the response.
So maybe I'm not understanding the purpose for describing
Soap faults in a WSDL file. I was under the impression
that a soap implementation (regardless of
language/programming environment) would create the
appropriate exception class (or object, or whatever the
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Ajay,
Thanks for the response.
So maybe I'm not understanding the purpose for describing
Soap faults in a WSDL file. I was under the impression
that a soap implementation (regardless
Steve,
I have experimented a bit with
SOAP faults on .NET side and server side exceptions on Axis side. As far
as my understanding goes:
- You can access the SOAP fault from
.NET client. However, that's SOAP fault view - not the Exception
view of the server side problem. I have not seen SOAP
