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)
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
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