gopid5
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Reged: 05/09/08
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Hi ,
Is there a way to catch an exception thrown by Webservice server handler?
We have a situation where we need to handle the exception on the client side thrown by the server handler.
We are using Webspehere webservices created thru RAD 7 and clients are generated using axis 2 code generator tool. We generate WSDL from java class rather than Java from WSDL.
We have vague idea that we can use wsld fault mechanism but does not have much implementation knowledge on it.
Any ideas on this will be great help.
Thanks in advance..
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hiwa
Carpal Tunnel
Reged: 06/21/03
Posts: 7704
Loc: Japan
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The Saint John Gospel:
In the beginning was the Word
The Web Gospel:
In the beginning was the Request
Web is a pull technology, not a push one. If you have a request at hand, i.e. a session is alive, you could do anything in the output and/or manipulation of the response.
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gabec_geo
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Reged: 04/16/07
Posts: 2
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Hello,
I believe that after so much time you have resolved your problem, but maybe another view will make it clearer.
You may alway use WS handlers to log what response message is to be sent back to the client. So if there is a invalid message (not serializable exception, ..), you will find it.
But still there is a server code what you have no control over it (transaction commiting, cleanup, ..). I spent a lot of time finding an incorrect transaction setting for DB access where WAS error log was not very helpful. All the code ran, but at the end the server threw an exception and rolled back. Maybe you should check if all operations may run in the same transaction.. may halp sometimes 
gabec
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