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Posted to users@ws.apache.org by Michael Glenn <mi...@mglenn.com> on 2002/05/14 03:05:21 UTC
Falut object
Is it possible to send back a Fault object? According to the XML-RPC
specs all fault objects must wrap the faultCode and faultString members
in a struct, that in a value and the value within a <fault> tag. I can
certainly construct a Hastable with faultCode and faultString but how
does one identify it as a fault?
Thanks
--
Michael Glenn
http://www.mglenn.com
416.544.9904
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Re: Falut object
Posted by Michael Glenn <mi...@mglenn.com>.
Perfect, thanks Phil.
Phil Wilson wrote:
>Hi Michael,
>
>Using the apache XML-RPC library you just catch your error and then throw an
>XmlRpcException like this:
>
> try
> {
> stuff;
> }
> catch (AnException e)
> {
> throw new XmlRpcException(faultCode, faultString);
> }
>
>this will be encoded and sent as a fault for you.
>
>Is that what you were after?
>
>phil.
>
>
>
>>Is it possible to send back a Fault object? According to the XML-RPC
>>specs all fault objects must wrap the faultCode and faultString members
>>in a struct, that in a value and the value within a <fault> tag. I can
>>certainly construct a Hastable with faultCode and faultString but how
>>does one identify it as a fault?
>>
>>
>
>
>
>
>
--
Michael Glenn
http://www.mglenn.com
416.544.9904
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Re: Falut object
Posted by Michael Glenn <mi...@mglenn.com>.
Perfect, thanks Phil.
Phil Wilson wrote:
>Hi Michael,
>
>Using the apache XML-RPC library you just catch your error and then throw an
>XmlRpcException like this:
>
> try
> {
> stuff;
> }
> catch (AnException e)
> {
> throw new XmlRpcException(faultCode, faultString);
> }
>
>this will be encoded and sent as a fault for you.
>
>Is that what you were after?
>
>phil.
>
>
>
>>Is it possible to send back a Fault object? According to the XML-RPC
>>specs all fault objects must wrap the faultCode and faultString members
>>in a struct, that in a value and the value within a <fault> tag. I can
>>certainly construct a Hastable with faultCode and faultString but how
>>does one identify it as a fault?
>>
>>
>
>
>
>
>
--
Michael Glenn
http://www.mglenn.com
416.544.9904
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Re: Falut object
Posted by Phil Wilson <pi...@hotmail.com>.
Hi Michael,
Using the apache XML-RPC library you just catch your error and then throw an
XmlRpcException like this:
try
{
stuff;
}
catch (AnException e)
{
throw new XmlRpcException(faultCode, faultString);
}
this will be encoded and sent as a fault for you.
Is that what you were after?
phil.
> Is it possible to send back a Fault object? According to the XML-RPC
> specs all fault objects must wrap the faultCode and faultString members
> in a struct, that in a value and the value within a <fault> tag. I can
> certainly construct a Hastable with faultCode and faultString but how
> does one identify it as a fault?
Re: Falut object
Posted by Phil Wilson <pi...@hotmail.com>.
Hi Michael,
Using the apache XML-RPC library you just catch your error and then throw an
XmlRpcException like this:
try
{
stuff;
}
catch (AnException e)
{
throw new XmlRpcException(faultCode, faultString);
}
this will be encoded and sent as a fault for you.
Is that what you were after?
phil.
> Is it possible to send back a Fault object? According to the XML-RPC
> specs all fault objects must wrap the faultCode and faultString members
> in a struct, that in a value and the value within a <fault> tag. I can
> certainly construct a Hastable with faultCode and faultString but how
> does one identify it as a fault?