I wanted to see a problem I have about the Fault class.
When a web service returns an object inside the FaultDetail like this:
I have seen that a FaultHandler had been created.
What it does is insert the node as a string when it deserializes it:
[detail:Igm\Synergy\SoapClient\Envelope\SoapEnvelope12\Parts\Fault:private] => <ns3:LinkHotelException xmlns:ns3="http://ws.link.test.hotelresb2b.com/exception"><ns3:errorCode>0221</ns3:errorCode><ns3:language>2</ns3:language><ns3:message>The room with this affiliation does not exist in the system.[asdsadsad]</ns3:message></ns3:LinkHotelException>
Is it possible to emulate the behavior of HeaderPlaceHolder to be able to insert any type of object always inside?
Hi,
I wanted to see a problem I have about the Fault class. When a web service returns an object inside the FaultDetail like this:
I have seen that a FaultHandler had been created.
What it does is insert the node as a string when it deserializes it:
[detail:Igm\Synergy\SoapClient\Envelope\SoapEnvelope12\Parts\Fault:private] => <ns3:LinkHotelException xmlns:ns3="http://ws.link.test.hotelresb2b.com/exception"><ns3:errorCode>0221</ns3:errorCode><ns3:language>2</ns3:language><ns3:message>The room with this affiliation does not exist in the system.[asdsadsad]</ns3:message></ns3:LinkHotelException>Is it possible to emulate the behavior of HeaderPlaceHolder to be able to insert any type of object always inside?