Hi Joe !!! :
Many thanks by your answer, I'm really a newbie in the Axis world
and I'm still lost, spending a lot of time reading the Axis 2 docs and
samples but not finding answers to thowsands of questions in that docs
and samples. So, I'm trying to find the easiest way to do what I need
quickly and in a few months (if a better Axis 2 docs and samples are
available) I'll try to do it better using my own AxisFaults, Axis 2
sessions, Rampart, and so on.
Again, many thanks by spending your time with my newbie
questions!!!!. Regards.
2007/7/16, Joe Nathan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
albert quinn wrote:
>
> I've been trying to do something like that but i couldn't make it
> work . My test Web Service returns a String and the client receives
> the AxisFault/RemoteException message throwed from the Web Service as
> it was the returned value from the Web Service !!!!!!!!!!!!!!, so I'd
> been able to know in the client side if an error happened in the
> server side.
>
POJO is a plain Java objects that you cannot throw things!
I tend to return results wrapped in XML strings containing
types (=ok, error, ...) and contents. For clients, any exceptions
happened in transport will be captured by try {} catch blocks.
Errors occured in POJO servers will be embedded in return strings
as XML strings. Note that use of SOAP means that you should
live with XML!
regards.
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