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Posted to java-user@axis.apache.org by "Coffel, Kent" <Ke...@Maritz.com> on 2002/11/26 00:07:53 UTC

stack trace: AxisFault

OK, I tracked down the source of my stack traces when I hit an error and it is the AxisFault class.  It is coded to add in a detail item with the stack trace in it if no detail item was explicitly set.  If I recompile to remove that, the error handling works OK but the stack trace is gone.

Is there something better than this brute-force approach?  Any way to tell Axis to use some subclass of AxisFault or other exception class where I can control this behavior?  All I want to do is to prevent details of the implementation (like class names and stack traces) from being returned to the client when an exception occurs.



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