My question is what is the best pratice to handling errors in a webservice? Other then have none, of course! It seems to me, on first glance, to be a bit of a tricky subject? What information, if any, about an error do you provide to a consumer of the webservice. And if you do provide information, how do you do this, if you are specifing the return type to be something incompatable with returning useful error information?
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