Represents an ABL Soap fault response message generated by the AVM during a Web Service
call from an ABL application.
In traditional error handling, Soap fault information is available from the
ERROR-OBJECT-DETAIL property of the ERROR-STATUS handle after a Web Service call is invoked
with the NO-ERROR option.
In structured error handling, you can access the same information using a CATCH statement
for the Progress.Lang.SoapFaultError object. The SoapFault property in this
object contains the handle to the Soap-Fault object. The Soap-Fault-Detail property of the
handle provides the full detail about the Soap fault.
SoapFaultError is a type of system error, and therefore you cannot instantiate the object
with the NEW function (classes) or create a user-defined class that inherits
from it.
Definition
This class is FINAL and cannot be inherited.
Constructors
The class constructors are reserved for system use only.
Interfaces
This class does not implement interfaces (beyond those it inherits from its base
class).
Public Methods
This class does not contain methods.
Public Events
This class does not contain events (beyond those it inherits from its base class).
Notes
- SoapFaultError objects are put on the SESSION:FIRST-OBJECT chain when they are caught by
a CATCH block.
- Uncaught SoapFaultError objects are automatically deleted by the AVM and removed from
the SESSION:FIRST-OBJECT chain.
- Like other error objects, an error of type SoapFaultError can be thrown from an
AppServer and handled by a CATCH block on an ABL client. However, the handle-based object
that the SoapFault property points to is
not recreated during the deserialization of the SoapFaultError object. For more
information on serialization rules for objects, see the Parameter passing syntax entry.
