global not working

[Lee Cook <le...@us.ibm.com>]

Hi.
      Im brand new to this mailing list and appreciate being a member.
I am having trouble with getting a fault flow to work on Axis 1.1/IBM
ETTK1.0 and need some assistance.
I have a global handler that I need to get a callback from any service
thrown exception (Java service).
When my test service throws an excpetion my global handler never gets a
callback to its onFault() method either.
It appears that <faultFlow> is enabled in Axis 1.1 src, but Im having no
luck at all getting it to  work.

here is my wsdd config.  I need to detect all 3 operation types in a single
MYHandler class.

<deployment xmlns="http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/"
            xmlns:java="http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/providers/java">
 <globalConfiguration>
  <requestFlow>
   <handler type="myHandlerEnter"/>
  </requestFlow>
  <responseFlow>
   <handler type="myHandlerLeave"/>
  </responseFlow>
  <faultFlow>
   <handler type="myHandlerFault"/>
  </faultFlow>
 </globalConfiguration>

<handler name="myHandlerEnter" type="java:MyHandler">
    <parameter name="event_type" value="Server_Enter"/>
    ...
<handler name="myHandlerLeave" type="java:MyHandler">
  <parameter name="event_type" value="Server_Leave"/>
  ...
 </handler>
 <handler name="myHandlerFault" type="java:MyHandler">
  <parameter name="event_type" value="Server_Fault"/>
  ...
 </handler>





R Lee Cook
   IBM WebAnalyticsDevelopment
    Intranet:     Lee Cook/Raleigh/IBM
    Internet:  leecook@us.ibm.com
    Phone: 919-224-1488  TL: 8-687-1488
   "Chance favors the prepared mind"

Re: global not working

[Chris Haddad <ha...@apache.org>]

Lee -

one workaround is to declare a global request handler that is the first
handler executed.  the actual request handler can be a NOOP.

all faults will be caught by the handler.

/Chris

On Fri, 1 Aug 2003, Lee Cook wrote:

>
>
>
>
> Hi.
>       Im brand new to this mailing list and appreciate being a member.
> I am having trouble with getting a fault flow to work on Axis 1.1/IBM
> ETTK1.0 and need some assistance.
> I have a global handler that I need to get a callback from any service
> thrown exception (Java service).
> When my test service throws an excpetion my global handler never gets a
> callback to its onFault() method either.
> It appears that <faultFlow> is enabled in Axis 1.1 src, but Im having no
> luck at all getting it to  work.
>
> here is my wsdd config.  I need to detect all 3 operation types in a single
> MYHandler class.
>
> <deployment xmlns="http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/"
>             xmlns:java="http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/providers/java">
>  <globalConfiguration>
>   <requestFlow>
>    <handler type="myHandlerEnter"/>
>   </requestFlow>
>   <responseFlow>
>    <handler type="myHandlerLeave"/>
>   </responseFlow>
>   <faultFlow>
>    <handler type="myHandlerFault"/>
>   </faultFlow>
>  </globalConfiguration>
>
> <handler name="myHandlerEnter" type="java:MyHandler">
>     <parameter name="event_type" value="Server_Enter"/>
>     ...
> <handler name="myHandlerLeave" type="java:MyHandler">
>   <parameter name="event_type" value="Server_Leave"/>
>   ...
>  </handler>
>  <handler name="myHandlerFault" type="java:MyHandler">
>   <parameter name="event_type" value="Server_Fault"/>
>   ...
>  </handler>
>
>
>
>
>
> R Lee Cook
>    IBM WebAnalyticsDevelopment
>     Intranet:     Lee Cook/Raleigh/IBM
>     Internet:  leecook@us.ibm.com
>     Phone: 919-224-1488  TL: 8-687-1488
>    "Chance favors the prepared mind"
>
>