Catching RFC exception and "moving" it to soapenvlp:Fault.faultcode

Hi,
i have a simple SOAP2RFC (sync) interface. my question is:
how can i catch an exception (thrown by RFC) and use it as soapenvlp:Fault.faultcode content?
Regards
Uri

Hi!
have a simple SOAP2RFC (sync) interface. my question is:
how can i catch an exception (thrown by RFC) and use it as soapenvlp:Fault.faultcode content?
Yes I think you can catch an exception by using RFC EXception (Fault) Message instead of RFC Response in the mappings. and remaining all steps are same.
But that is mostly depends upon the RFC Function module that you are using and at which the logical coding of that Function module.
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Regards::
Amar Srinivas Eli
Edited by: Amar Srinivas Eli on Apr 8, 2009 8:44 PM

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