Hi all. I checked the developer's guide but didn't see an answer.
I tend to see a lot of catch clauses that specify either AxisFault or Exception but not Throwable. Is there a particular reason for this? I tend to put a catch (Throwable t) as my last line of defense before my app sends a response. I would add one to AxisServlet.doPost(), for example. That way Errors would get caught and logged as well as Exceptions. I know the jdk javadocs say Errors aren't intended to be caught, but I'm getting a NoClassDefFoundError that doesn't seem to get recorded anywhere. (I have an odd application set-up that might contribute to the problem.) It's a lot easier to deal with the problem if I can see a simple message on the console or in a log vs. poking around with the debugger. thanks john
