Release 10.1A: OpenEdge Development:
Open Client Introduction and Programming

> ## Client-side errors

> For Java and .NET, the proxy returns all client-side errors to the client. An example of a client-side error is an input parameter whose schema does not match that of the corresponding 4GL temp-table. The proxy throws an exception for any such error. in a manner appropriate for your type of client. Web service clients may detect client-side errors based on the WSDL; however, the Open Client has no influence on this behavior.

> Because the error occurs before the request is sent to the AppServer, the request is cancelled with no effect on the AppServer. In general, client-side errors have no effect on the AppServer to which the client is connected. However, the AppServer does try to detect the abnormal termination of a client connection and execute the configured disconnect sequence when it happens.

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