Processing Soap Faults

Hi,
I need to parse a Soap body to extract Soap Faults for further processing.
Is there a parser in the javax.xml.rpc.* package that I can use already?

If your JWS can throw a SOAPFaultException, that should return a SOAP fault to
the client.
"Michael Hanes" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
I'm trying to re-implement an existing web service in WLI that can return
soap
faults to clients when business errors occur while processing a request.
Is this
possible to do with WLI, and if so can someone please point me in the
right direction?
thanks...

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