on 02-06-2007 4:18 PM
Hi,
I have a scenario when I am calling a webservice and a SOAP fault is returned.
In order to capture this I have done the following steps:
1. Defined a data type matching the incoming SOAP fault definition
2. Created a fault message type
3. Assiged the fault message type to the inbound interface that is calling the Webservice
4. Created a message mapping from the SOAP fault message type to the destination message type
5. Added a message mapping on the interface mapping (response)
However, when I have created the fault message type it defaults a standard structure (which I do not need) and I add the "real" structure in the Additional Data.
My question is how do I remove the standard structure as this is not needed and is causing the message mapping for the SOAP fault to fail !!
Kind regards
Colin.
I think that you can't get rid of the standard structure of the fault message. You could have a look at changing the WSDL definition, but I think that you will run into troubles with the soap adapter.
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