Hi,
I'm writing up a couple of webservices in apache axis 1.2b2, to be consumed primarily by non-java clients, most notably c#. What are the best practices with respect to throwing exceptions?
Thus far I have written some wsdl (hand tweaked from the java2wsdl output), generated my skeletons, and implemented the method bodies. As part of this, I throw a custom exception from each method, which is made up of a string (a human readable error message) and an int (which maps to a well known error code). My c# clients though just get either a whole stack trace (ick) or a "System Exception" string, which prevents them from checking the status code.
Any suggestions on how to make this a little more .Net friendly, or in general a little more non-java friendly?
Thanks,
P
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