RE: [flexcoders] Axis server exceptions and Flex.

2005-07-18 Thread Shlomi Cohen 
Title: Mercury Email Signature





well ?  was 
it too long or you didn't see it ? :-)
 
please take a 
moment guys 
 
thanks
 
Shlomi
 
 


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exceptions and Flex.

Hi
 
i know this is a question more suitable for Axis forum 
but we are all working with the same tools so maybe someone 
knows.
 
The problem: 
when there is a server method exception Axis sends a 
faultcode of "Server.userException" in the 
SOAP
response to the flex client and the actual class and 
stack trace in the faultstring.
 
According to Axis docs if you throw an Exception which 
inherit from RemoteException than Axis will put the class name in the fault code 
field , see http://ws.apache.org/axis/java/user-guide.html#Exceptions.
 
but unfortunately this did not work for me , i 
tried throwing RemoteException and throwing a child of RemoteException but 
no luck.
 
The need to distinguish between exceptions 
is obvious , we need to format a nice message according to the 

real exception happened on the 
server.
 
we are about to build our own result object that will 
have an error code in it , but wanted to check if there is a 
nicer
formal way of changing the faultcode in the SOAP 
response.
 
do you have any idea 
?
 
thanks
Shlomi
 
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[flexcoders] Axis server exceptions and Flex.

2005-07-17 Thread Shlomi Cohen 
Title: Mercury Email Signature





Hi
 
i 
know this is a question more suitable for Axis forum but we are all working with 
the same tools so maybe someone knows.
 
The 
problem: 
when 
there is a server method exception Axis sends a faultcode of 
"Server.userException" in the SOAP
response to the flex client and the actual class and 
stack trace in the faultstring.
 
According to Axis docs if you throw an Exception which 
inherit from RemoteException than Axis will put the class name in the fault code 
field , see http://ws.apache.org/axis/java/user-guide.html#Exceptions.
 
but 
unfortunately this did not work for me , i tried throwing RemoteException 
and throwing a child of RemoteException but no 
luck.
 
The 
need to distinguish between exceptions is obvious , we need to format a 
nice message according to the 
real 
exception happened on the server.
 
we 
are about to build our own result object that will have an error code in it , 
but wanted to check if there is a nicer
formal way of changing the faultcode in the SOAP 
response.
 
do you have any idea 
?
 
thanks
Shlomi
 


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