privyet, I am creating a SOAPFault element within the body to return. Then it is up to the user/client to do some error-handling. You can call MessageContext and .getBody(). Look also into customizing Handlers perhaps, I haven't looked into this too much yet. r
List: axis-user Subject: Development with Message style From: "Yuriy Zubarev" <yuriy_zubarev () yahoo ! ca> Date: 2003-06-19 14:25:12 Hello everyone, I'm developing a SOAP service using Message style (the XML schema has been imposed on me, so Soap Body must be of certain format) and I have the following method in my service class: public Document processOrder(Document request) { ... } The main problem is that based on some conditions I don't need to process an order but to throw AxisFault so that client can catch it and act accordingly. Unfortunately throwing AxisFault from the method above doesn't have any effect on the client - it just receives empty (null) response and that's it. I was wondering what people do when they work with Message style services and there is a need to throw an exception. Do I have to create Document that would represent an exception and just return it? If so, then what is a XML schema for such a document? Or may be there is an easy way that I just don't know. Thank you for your time, Yuriy ZUbarev PS: sorry for repeating this message...
