Hi Gert, One more question,Iam also having some external webservices deployed in JBoss server and iam calling them using http BC, please also let me know what steps i have to take care to get proper Fault Message
Arif Mohd wrote: > > Yes i have given like this in the beginning of class definition as > /** > [EMAIL PROTECTED](targetNamespace="_http://www.xxx.org/MyNamespace"; > name="ProvisionService") > */ > > and before the method declaration i given as > /** > [EMAIL PROTECTED](operationName="retrieveProvisionDetails") > [EMAIL PROTECTED] name="AxisFlt" faultName="org.apache.axis.AxisFault" > */ > > is this correct? > > Gert Vanthienen wrote: >> >> Arif Mohd, >> >> Have you tried adding a @WebService annotation in your Java class? >> >> Gert >> >> Arif Mohd wrote: >>> Gert, >>> One thing i forgot to specify iam using a normal java class >>> file(MyService), this will call a business method on a handler class, >>> the >>> handler class will inturn delegate the call to EJB's by using JNDI >>> lookup >>> and MyService class is exposed as a POJO to JSR181 >>> >>> configuration for JSR181 is as follows >>> >>> <jsr181:endpoint pojoClass="com.xxx.processor.MyService" >>> annotations="none" >>> service="demo:my-service" >>> endpoint="my-service" /> >>> >>> I tried by giving annotations="java5" and annotations="jsr181" but when >>> iam >>> deploying the component it is giving the error saying >>> >>> <loc-message>Class com.xxx.processor.MyService does not have a >>> WebService a >>> nnotation</loc-message> >>> >>> i have given the annotation as follows in the class MyService for one of >>> the >>> method >>> @WebFault name="AxisFlt" faultName="org.apache.axis.AxisFault" >>> >>> what is the change required in MyService class, it is a simple POJO >>> which >>> delegates the call to a handler. >>> >>> >>> Gert Vanthienen wrote: >>> >>>> Arif Mohd, >>>> >>>> Did you declare the AxisFault on your JSR-181 @WebMethod? Does the >>>> fault definition show up in your service's WSDL? >>>> >>>> Gert >>>> >>>> Arif Mohd wrote: >>>> >>>>> Hi, >>>>> Could any body tell me what am i doing wrong here? >>>>> >>>>> Arif Mohd wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>> Hi, >>>>>> >>>>>> Iam using JSR181 component to expose an EJB method as a service >>>>>> and >>>>>> iam >>>>>> throwing an exception from EJB method as follows >>>>>> throw AxisFault.makeFault(ex); >>>>>> >>>>>> My component setup is >>>>>> >>>>>> ...... -->eip:tap-->eip:pipeline-->eip:tap-->... >>>>>> >>>>>> the xbean configuration for pipeline is >>>>>> >>>>>> <eip:pipeline service="bescocr:pipeToPub" endpoint="endpoint"> >>>>>> <eip:transformer> >>>>>> <eip:exchange-target service="demo:my-service" /> >>>>>> </eip:transformer> >>>>>> <eip:target> >>>>>> <eip:exchange-target service="bescocr:myTap" /> >>>>>> </eip:target> >>>>>> <eip:faultsTarget> >>>>>> <eip:exchange-target service="bescocr:myQueue"/> >>>>>> </eip:faultsTarget> >>>>>> </eip:pipeline> >>>>>> >>>>>> As intended when i get exception iam able to place the message in >>>>>> myQueue >>>>>> >>>>>> But the message is like <stack>.....Complete stack trace...</stack> >>>>>> >>>>>> I want a message which is an actual Soap Fault message like >>>>>> <Fault><FaultString></FaultString>... >>>>>> >>>>>> Am i doing any thing wrong while throwing exception? if so please >>>>>> help >>>>>> me >>>>>> out in creating proper AxisFault object(which should contain user >>>>>> defined >>>>>> error code,string and some extra info) >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> >> > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Handling-Faults-in-servicemix-tf4204826s12049.html#a11980578 Sent from the ServiceMix - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
