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Nate Imaqaguy
I’m trying to catch a soap exception from a web service, but I’m a n00b
and am having a hard time figuring it out.
I’m using ruby 1.8.4 (win32)--if it matters.
I’ve got the start of my program created and can receive successful soap
objects back from the webservice. So that’s all working good.
Next, I want to capture SOAP exception errors. For example, I’ll get a
message saying something does not exist or is not found. This is the
same message that is in the return XML “faultstring†tag.
Do I have to find a way to parse the returned XML, or is there an easy
way to grab the soap exception I'm looking for?
Thanks for the help. BTW, I tried to use the forum search (I always try
that first), but it's down for maintenance or something like that.
Thanks all,
-nate
and am having a hard time figuring it out.
I’m using ruby 1.8.4 (win32)--if it matters.
I’ve got the start of my program created and can receive successful soap
objects back from the webservice. So that’s all working good.
Next, I want to capture SOAP exception errors. For example, I’ll get a
message saying something does not exist or is not found. This is the
same message that is in the return XML “faultstring†tag.
Do I have to find a way to parse the returned XML, or is there an easy
way to grab the soap exception I'm looking for?
Thanks for the help. BTW, I tried to use the forum search (I always try
that first), but it's down for maintenance or something like that.
Thanks all,
-nate