Scott, I think that I was not clear enough (sorry about my english).
I have two problems, which I'll try to explain again. The scenario is the following: I am trying to catch a server exception in the client side; not the SOAP Fault, but the original server exception. So, in any of the cases that I am testing, I am forcing the server to throw an exception. To catch the exception from client, I am trying using ExceptionFaultListener. I thought that in that way, I could obtain the Fault in the client side, obtain the detail entries from it (with getDetailEntries method), take the first element, which would be a Parameter, and take the orignal exception from that Parameter. Is that reasoning right? Supposing that it is right, the problems that I am having are: 1-Using the production version of Apache SOAP, I couldn't obtain the Fault in the client, because an exception is throwed at the moment of the invocation (i.e: when the method invoke is called). I have posted the message of this exception earlier, but if you want, I could post it again. 2-Using the nightly build of Apache SOAP, I could obtain the Fault (what it is supposed to do), and the message of the Fault is right (it tells the original exception). In the detail entries Vector of the Fault, there is only one element (of class org.apache.crimson.tree.ElementNode2), and it contains the stackTrace of the exception. The stackTrace is right, it says what it should said; but the problem is that, if my reasoning is right, the element of the detail entries Vector should not be a stackTrace; it should be a Parameter from which I could take the orignial exception, shouldn't it? I hope that this make things clearer. Thanks very much, tizo >-- Mensaje original -- >Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >From: "Scott Nichol" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: Re: fault listener >Date: Mon, 7 Jun 2004 23:59:18 -0400 > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Sent: Monday, June 07, 2004 7:55 PM >Subject: Re: fault listener > > >Scott, > >>>>> >I have tried with the nightly build of Apache SOAP, and there is not more >exception in the client when I use ExceptionFaultListener, and there is >a exception in the server ><<<< > >What is the stack dump from the server exception? The nightly build should >have more useful information in the dump than the 2.3.1 release had. > >>>>> > (is that a bug in the production version?, if >it is, how could I fix that?) ><<<< > >You need to post the stack dump for anyone to determine the nature of the >problem. > >>>>> >, but I still have a problem: > >I have seen the code of ExceptionFaultListener, and it takes the original >exception, wraps it in a Parameter, puts the Parameter in a Vector, and >puts the last one in the detail entries of the Fault (with method setDetailEntries). >In the client side, when I've got a Fault, I get the detail entries Vector >(with method getDetailEntries), take the first element of this Vector (the >only one), and it is not of class Parameter; why?, shouldn't it be a Parameter? >Anyway, this object (the first one of the detail entries Vector) is of class >org.apache.crimson.tree.ElementNode2. ><<<< > >It will be a Parameter, unless an exception is thrown trying to de-serialize >a detail as a Parameter, in which case it will be kept as an Element. > >Scott Nichol > >Do not send e-mail directly to this e-mail address, >because it is filtered to accept only mail from >specific mail lists. >
