It make sensen.
You can add your customer interceptor to wrap the exception as you want.
I don't think there are any example you can take a look.
But it could be greate if you share your result with us. I think we can
add a FAQ entry for it.
On Wed Mar 21 11:30:55 2012, Castyn wrote:
The reason I need the ability to modify the SOAP faults is because the SOAP
fault messages will be directly viewed by a user from a client with an
external app, so rather than display something potentially cryptic we are
going to spend some time wrapping the errors in custom error codes with
human friendly messages.
I'll look into the FaultOutInterceptors, is there anything special I need to
be aware of, or any existing examples in test cases anywhere of this
behavior?
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