Client trying to retrieve complete <soapenv:Fault> from Tomcat/Axi

[TryinCatchin]

Hi,

I'm writing a C# client which subscribes to a Tomcat/Axis service. Now this
task has been relatively easy, up to this point and I’m hoping you might be
able to provide some input, or a pointer to some input. Up to this point
I've written Java code almost exclusively, hence my ignorance of the .Net
paradigm.

I need to create something which captures and returns the entire SOAP Fault
message from the server, in other words everything between the
<soapenv:Fault> tags inclusive. It has to be basically a raw xml output. It
appears as though I have the SoapException object as my disposal, but
although this appears to contain elements of the Fault message
<detail></detail> , it does not contain the entire fault message intact.

Could you suggest a way to obtain the entire fault message? I don't want to
write a parser and It’s been a while since I’ve worked with Microsoft’s
products and I’m a little rusty, but have scoured the msdn for an answer
without much luck. Also, is there a detailed listing of the rules regarding
regarding changing the Reference.cs file in my project? Thanks!! Peter

[Marvin Smit]

Hi,

can you serialize SoapException the object to XML?

Hope this helps,

Marvin Smit.

On Fri, 7 Oct 2005 12:58:01 -0700, TryinCatchin
<Tr**********@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

Hi,

I'm writing a C# client which subscribes to a Tomcat/Axis service. Now this
task has been relatively easy, up to this point and I’m hoping you might be
able to provide some input, or a pointer to some input. Up to this point
I've written Java code almost exclusively, hence my ignorance of the .Net
paradigm.

I need to create something which captures and returns the entire SOAP Fault
message from the server, in other words everything between the
<soapenv:Fault> tags inclusive. It has to be basically a raw xml output. It
appears as though I have the SoapException object as my disposal, but
although this appears to contain elements of the Fault message
<detail></detail> , it does not contain the entire fault message intact.

Could you suggest a way to obtain the entire fault message? I don't want to
write a parser and It’s been a while since I’ve worked with Microsoft’s
products and I’m a little rusty, but have scoured the msdn for an answer
without much luck. Also, is there a detailed listing of the rules regarding
regarding changing the Reference.cs file in my project? Thanks!! Peter