> Axis now uses the element in the fault to locate the correct
> Exception class. A table of QNames to Exception class names is kept and
> each child element of is looked up in this table until we
find a
> match (or don't, then we throw an AxisFault).
Well, as I saw in source code, there's no p
> Have you tried extending AxisFault? That's what we do and it seems to
work well enough...
Hi.
Thanx for reply. I don't think it is a right way. It strictly tides You to
axis architecture of Your service. In my situation I want to have web
service interface to EJB deployed on JBoss. Methods of
Hi.
Has anybody any experience with custom exceptions in axis? I
tried to throw my own checked exception, but always get AxisFault,
containing only stack trace as details and Server.userException as a fault
code.
I looked into the axis source code and it seems there is no way to throw
custom exce
