Examples of javax.wsdl.Fault

javax.wsdl.Fault
This interface represents a fault message, and contains the name of the fault and the message itself. @author Matthew J. Duftler

                        if (__log.isDebugEnabled()) __log.debug("Received response for MEX " + odeMex);
                        if (isFault) {
                            Document odeMsg = DOMUtils.newDocument();
                            Element odeMsgEl = odeMsg.createElementNS(null, "message");
                            odeMsg.appendChild(odeMsgEl);
                            Fault fault = _converter.parseSoapFault(odeMsgEl, reply.getEnvelope(), operation);


                            if (fault != null) {
                                if (__log.isWarnEnabled())
                                    __log.warn("Fault response: faultName=" + fault.getName() + " faultType=" + fault.getMessage().getQName() + "\n" + DOMUtils.domToString(odeMsgEl));


                                QName faultType = fault.getMessage().getQName();
                                QName faultName = new QName(_definition.getTargetNamespace(), fault.getName());
                                Message response = odeMex.createMessage(faultType);
                                response.setMessage(odeMsgEl);


                                odeMex.replyWithFault(faultName, response);
                            } else {

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    Operation op = ctx.getBindingOperation().getOperation();
    if (op == null)
      return;


    // we suppose that SOAPFault.getName() corresponds to the abstract operation's fault name           
    Fault f = op.getFault(faultName);


    // fault message should have 1 part
    if (f == null
      || f.getMessage() == null
      || f.getMessage().getParts().size() != 1)
      return;


    Part p = (Part) f.getMessage().getOrderedParts(null).get(0);
    removePart(f.getMessage().getQName(), p.getName());
  }

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      }


      Map faults = operation.getFaults();
      for (Iterator iter = faults.values().iterator(); iter.hasNext();)
      {
        Fault fault = (Fault) iter.next();


        if (fault.getMessage() != null)
        {
          checkNamespace(fault.getMessage().getQName(), ctx);
        }
      }
    }
  }

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                        case FAILURE:
                            // We can't seem to get the failure out of the myrole mex?
                            pmex.replyWithFailure(MessageExchange.FailureType.OTHER, "operation failed", null);
                            break;
                        case FAULT:
                            Fault fault = pmex.getOperation().getFault(m.getFault().getLocalPart());
                            if (fault == null) {
                                __log.error("process " + this + " instance " + (context != null ? context.getPid() : null) + " thrown unmapped fault in p2p communication " + m.getFault() + " " + m.getFaultExplanation() + " - converted to failure");
                                pmex.replyWithFailure(MessageExchange.FailureType.OTHER, "process thrown unmapped fault in p2p communication " + m.getFault() + " " + m.getFaultExplanation() + " - converted to failure", m.getFaultResponse().getMessage());
                            } else {
                                Message faultRes = pmex.createMessage(pmex.getOperation().getFault(m.getFault().getLocalPart())

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   * @see com.ibm.wsdl.xml.WSDLReaderImpl#parseFault(org.w3c.dom.Element, javax.wsdl.Definition)
   */
  protected Fault parseFault(Element faultEl, Definition def)
    throws WSDLException
  {
    Fault fault = super.parseFault(faultEl, def);


    // Try to add element to list
    addElementToList(faultEl, fault);


    return fault;

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    {
      Iterator faultIterator = faults.iterator();


      while (faultIterator.hasNext())
      {
        Fault f = (Fault)faultIterator.next();
        // if the fault isn't defined yet
        if (op.getFault(f.getName()) == null)
        {
          op.addFault(f);
        }
        else
        {
          addReaderError(
            op,
            f,
            messagegenerator.getString("_DUPLICATE_FAULT_NAME", "'" + f.getName() + "'", "'" + op.getName() + "'"));
          //faultErrors.add(new Object[]{f,"Duplicate Name",op});
        }
      }
    }

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   * @return A WSDL fault element.
   * @throws WSDLException
   */
  protected Fault parseFault(Element faultEl, Definition def) throws WSDLException
  {
    Fault fault = def.createFault();
    String name = DOMUtils.getAttribute(faultEl, Constants.ATTR_NAME);
    QName messageName = null;
    try
    {
      messageName = DOMUtils.getQualifiedAttributeValue(faultEl, Constants.ATTR_MESSAGE, Constants.ELEM_INPUT, false, def);
    }
    catch (Exception e)
    {
      //the call above fails if there is no qualified namespace for the message name
      messageName = new QName(null, DOMUtils.getAttribute(faultEl, "message"));
    }


    if (name != null)
    {
      fault.setName(name);
    }


    if (messageName != null)
    {
      Message message = def.getMessage(messageName);


      if (message == null)
      {
        message = def.createMessage();
        message.setQName(messageName);
        def.addMessage(message);
      }


      fault.setMessage(message);
    }


    Element tempEl = DOMUtils.getFirstChildElement(faultEl);


    while (tempEl != null)
    {
      if (QNameUtils.matches(Constants.Q_ELEM_DOCUMENTATION, tempEl))
      {
        fault.setDocumentationElement(tempEl);
      }
      else
      {
        // XML Validation will catch this
        DOMUtils.throwWSDLException(tempEl);

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    if (op == null /* || faultName == null*/
      ) // may be it's possible to have legal fault with null name
      return;


    // we suppose that SOAPFault.getName() corresponds to the abstract operation's fault name           
    Fault f = op.getFault(faultName);
    if (f == null)
      return;


    Message m = f.getMessage();
    // message should have only one part
    if (m == null || m.getParts() == null || m.getParts().size() != 1)
      return;


    //Part faultPart = WSDLUtil.getPart(m, faultName);

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        Object faults[] = o.getFaults().values().toArray();


        //List faultNames = new Vector();
        for (int k = 0; k < faults.length; k++)
        {
          Fault f = (Fault)faults[k];
          m = f.getMessage();
          if (m != null && m.isUndefined())
          {
            String messName = EMPTY_STRING;
            QName messQName = m.getQName();
            if (messQName != null)

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  }


  protected Fault parseFault(Element faultEl, Definition def)
    throws WSDLException
  {
    Fault fault = def.createFault();
    String name = DOMUtils.getAttribute(faultEl, Constants.ATTR_NAME);
    QName messageName = getQualifiedAttributeValue(faultEl,
                                                   Constants.ATTR_MESSAGE,
                                                   Constants.ELEM_FAULT,
                                                   def);


    if (name != null)
    {
      fault.setName(name);
    }


    if (messageName != null)
    {
      Message message = def.getMessage(messageName);


      if (message == null)
      {
        message = def.createMessage();
        message.setQName(messageName);
        def.addMessage(message);
      }


      fault.setMessage(message);
    }


    //register any NS decls with the Definition
    NamedNodeMap attrs = faultEl.getAttributes();
    registerNSDeclarations(attrs, def);


    Element tempEl = DOMUtils.getFirstChildElement(faultEl);


    while (tempEl != null)
    {
      if (QNameUtils.matches(Constants.Q_ELEM_DOCUMENTATION, tempEl))
      {
        fault.setDocumentationElement(tempEl);
      }
      else
      {
        fault.addExtensibilityElement(
            parseExtensibilityElement(Fault.class, tempEl, def));
      }


      tempEl = DOMUtils.getNextSiblingElement(tempEl);
    }

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