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How to remove stack trace from faultString in WebSphere

 
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I have deployed a WebService in WebSphere application server. When I request WebService with invalid operation name, I get correct error message "Error: Could not resolve to an operation." But along with this error message I am also getting lot of unwanted stack trace in <faultstring> which could be security threat; faultstring, for example, includes EAR/WAR name with actual path in the server, classloader name, everything in class path get displayed in <faultstring>. Here is what I get:



Is there any way to tell WebSphere server not to include stack trace in faultstring? Please help.

Thanks,
Rakesh
 
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