Hi Stefan,
Then you will have to catch the SoapException and unmarshall all data of the
exception
thrown at the server.
You have to think of it from a protocol perspective.
It is not strange that you get a SoapException. There is no way to guarantee
that the
client knows about the ApplicationException datatype.
Imagine if the client was implemented in Java. SoapException is thrown by
the Soap client,
when the web method call failed.
/Emil Kvarnhammar
"Stefan Glock" <Stefan
Gl***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
i have a Web Service method which can throw an ApplicationException. On
the Consumer of the Web Service i always get an SoapException. Is there an
easy way to get on the Client Side the Application Exception?