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Posted to soap-dev@ws.apache.org by Ransel Lopez <rl...@timeindustrial.com> on 2004/01/06 00:49:04 UTC

Building custom faults in Java

Hi, everybody
 
I 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 are going to help, for sure.
 
I have my own exceptions and I want to modify the standard xml soapfaul that I receive. Should I serialize a SOAPFaultFactory?? How to do this??
 
Thank you very much!!!!
 

 


Ransel López, Web Services Developer

Time Industrial, Inc.
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RE: Building custom faults in Java

Posted by Joe Brown <jo...@earthlink.net>.
MessageRansel,

I am a beginner with SOAP & Java, also!

However, I believe what you need to do is to
generate your own exceptions.

Try "Java and SOAP" by Robert Englander, O'Reilly Press, 2002 for lots
of good info.

Here is code for custom fault:

public class generateMyFault

{
    public generateMyFault () // constructor
    {
    }
    public int generateCustomFault () throws SOAPException
    {
        throw new SOAPException("SOAP-ENV:Server", "My Custom Fault
Message");
    }
}

Deploy this class and call it.

some fragments for client call

url = "http://....../rpcrouter
TargetURI=generateMyFault
MethodName=generateCustomFault

try
{
    invoke call

    check  if resp.generatedFault(). Above will generate fault
    get FaultCode + String
}

catch (SOAPExeption e)

Good Luck

Joe Brown



  -----Original Message-----
  From: Ransel Lopez [mailto:rlopez@timeindustrial.com]
  Sent: Monday, January 05, 2004 6:49 PM
  To: soap-dev@ws.apache.org
  Subject: Building custom faults in Java


  Hi, everybody

  I 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 are going to help, for sure.

  I have my own exceptions and I want to modify the standard xml soapfaul
that I receive. Should I serialize a SOAPFaultFactory?? How to do this??

  Thank you very much!!!!




  Ransel López, Web Services Developer

  Time Industrial, Inc.
   An Outsourced Contractor Time and Cost Tracking Service.
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