Hi All,
I have a web service method with a signature of:
public void throwException() throws CustomException;
However, after I ran jibx2wsdl and then wsdl2java, the generated client code
becomes:
public void throwException() throws CustomFault {
}
>From my understanding after reading the example from the jibx2wsdl website, we
>are supposed to construct the CustomerFault with the CustomException in the
>ServiceImpl class.
Is that right?
Then my next question is in Axis1, we do not have to do this extra step. (i.e.
the client interface will be the same as the server's; namely: public void
throwException() throws CustomException)
Could anyone tell me why the extra step was introduced with Axis2-JiBX? What're
the benefits?
Thanks in advance!
Alan Lee
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