Creating Web Services using WSAD

[Daniel Dor-Chay]

I'm creating web services from a Java Bean using WSAD. Once I've created the web service how do I go about returning SOAP faults? Also if I want to populate certain fields in the SOAP header how do I go about doing that?

Thanks,

Dan.

[Kuldeep Vaishnav]

Websphere uses DOMFaultListener as default fault listener for web services.you can also write your own faultlistener class and add it to the application by changing the faultlistener tag in the DD.Regarding header well..

[JeanLouis Marechaux]

Originally posted by Daniel Dor-Chay:
I'm creating web services from a Java Bean using WSAD. Once I've created the web service how do I go about returning SOAP faults? Also if I want to populate certain fields in the SOAP header how do I go about doing that?

Thanks,

Dan.

With JAX-RPC Message Handlers (javax.xml.rpc.handler), you can do both of them (returning SOAPFault and populating headers)
This is a JAX-RPC feature, so each JAX-RPC compliant tool will allow it (WSAD or other)