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James Grahn updated AXIS2-5245:
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    Attachment: Issue5245-AxisEngine.java.patch

Proposed minimally invasive fix.   Failure reason will be attached to a message 
context even in failures resulting from a RuntimeException.
                
> Information from RuntimeExceptions escapes Axis2 error handling mechanism
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>                 Key: AXIS2-5245
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2-5245
>             Project: Axis2
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: kernel
>    Affects Versions: 1.5.4
>            Reporter: James Grahn
>              Labels: exception-handling
>         Attachments: Issue5245-AxisEngine.java.patch
>
>
> RuntimeExceptions result in abnormal behavior from Axis2.   
> When an AxisFault is thrown, generally the fault is recorded in the message 
> context, then a FaultFlow is invoked.   Handlers operating in the FaultFlow 
> context may then discover the fault through examination of the message 
> contexts attached to its operation context.
> If a runtime exception is thrown, however, the exception is lost, even though 
> the FaultFlow is properly invoked.   FaultFlow Handlers can no longer 
> discover the exception which caused their invocation.
> I recognize that best practice would include packaging every thrown exception 
> in an AxisFault or AxisFault derivative.   However, given that Axis2 does 
> attempt to respond sensibly to RuntimeExceptions, I do not believe that 
> having a "silent" FaultFlow invocation with no access to the originating 
> exception is proper behavior.
> The fix for this issue would involve (minimally) adding a catch clause to 
> various methods in AxisEngine to set the failure reason on the message 
> context when a runtime exception is intercepted, then rethrowing the original 
> exception.   Fault handlers would then be able to recover information from 
> the originating exception.

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