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Sean Wellington updated CXF-1848:
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Description:
All exceptions with @WebFault annotation are forced to carry a SOAP faultcode
of "Server". There is no way to change this.
I traced through the code and the logic in AbstractInvoker seems to be:
1. If the exception is a subclass of Fault, throw it as-is;
2. Otherwise wrap it in a new instance of Fault, and use the faultcode of
"Server" as a default.
This is fine until the exception bubbles up to WebFaultOutInterceptor, around
line 94, where it filters out anything that isn't a subclass of exception
(Fault is a RuntimeException). So the net effect is that the getFaultInfo()
specified by @WebFault method is ignored.
The only workaround is to totally roll your own exception responses using the
DOM APIs via Fault.getDetails(). This is undesirable.
was:
All exceptions with @WebFault annotation are forced to carry a SOAP faultcode
of "Server". There is no way to change this.
I traced through the code and the logic in AbstractInvoker seems to be:
1. If the exception is a subclass of Fault, throw it as-is;
2. Otherwise wrap it in a new instance of Fault, and use the faultcode of
"Server" as a default.
This is fine until the exception bubbles up to WebFaultOutInterceptor, around
line 94, where it filters out anything that isn't a subclass of exception
(Fault is a RuntimeException). So the net effect is that the getFaultInfo()
method is ignored.
The only workaround is to totally roll your own exception responses using the
DOM APIs via Fault.getDetails(). This is undesirable.
> Can't specify SOAP faultcode for Exceptions that use @WebFault
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>
> Key: CXF-1848
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CXF-1848
> Project: CXF
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: JAX-WS Runtime, Soap Binding
> Affects Versions: 2.1.2
> Reporter: Sean Wellington
>
> All exceptions with @WebFault annotation are forced to carry a SOAP faultcode
> of "Server". There is no way to change this.
> I traced through the code and the logic in AbstractInvoker seems to be:
> 1. If the exception is a subclass of Fault, throw it as-is;
> 2. Otherwise wrap it in a new instance of Fault, and use the faultcode of
> "Server" as a default.
> This is fine until the exception bubbles up to WebFaultOutInterceptor, around
> line 94, where it filters out anything that isn't a subclass of exception
> (Fault is a RuntimeException). So the net effect is that the getFaultInfo()
> specified by @WebFault method is ignored.
> The only workaround is to totally roll your own exception responses using the
> DOM APIs via Fault.getDetails(). This is undesirable.
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