would be easier to use Axis if it
wasn't necessary to specify the , and
elements in the "deploy.wsdd" file for simple service-specific exceptions.
Cheers,
Tom Sugden
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looks like its just the exception message
bill
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Have u seen the SOAP message coming back with the
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all set...thanks :)
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Yep
all set...thanks :)
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Yep (axis 1.1) - have you tried the samples.faults package in the axis /
samples ?
/t
Yep (axis 1.1) - have you tried the samples.faults package in the axis /
samples ?
/t
> Has anyone written user defined Exceptions, extending the
> java.lang.Exception class and successfully thrown them from the server
> side
> and caught them at the client side? Currently, whenever I try to thr
