Thanks I fixed this. Which discussion are you referring to? If you are using the JAX-WS frontend, you do need to use @WebFault. If you're using the simple frontend, things *should* work without the @WebFault annotation.
Regards, - Dan On 7/17/07, Benson Margulies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
http://cwiki.apache.org/CXF20DOC/developing-a-service.html This page states that @WebFault goes on methods. However, it looks to me as if @WebFault only goes on exception classes. The page could also use an example. XFire had a whole discussion about faults, which doesn't seem to have percolated onto the CXF Wiki. As previously reported, simply throwing any old exception does not seem to result in a specific client-side class. I'm about to discover if adding @WebFault on the server side will result in what I want.
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