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Afhandeling SOAP faults in ESB

Ik had laatst een interface specificatie gemaakt met WSDL met operaties die een soap fault terug kunnen geven. Deze wil ik afvangen in de ESB (10.1.3).
Eerst de WSDL code:

De provider van de webservice zal een soap fault retourneren met het element in het element van de soap fault:

Vervolgens kun je in JDeveloper in de Routing Service de fault en reply van de service afhandelen:
Vooral het feit dat de in het element moet staan is belangrijk en was even wat uitzoekwerk.
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  1. fsahasihfojsf7 december 2009 om 22:52

    Neem aan dat je hiermee hetzelfde doet als de service error handler op de proxy, waarin ook de reply actie zit?

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  2. Roger van de Kimmenade8 december 2009 om 19:49

    Het gaat hierbij niet om de BEA Aqualogic waarbij je ProxyServices hebt maar om de "oude" Oracle SOA Suite 10g, dus ik begrijp niet zo goed wat je vraag is?

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