From: Nate Imaqaguy <breakingsoftware@...>
Date: 2006-08-04T02:30:11+09:00
Subject: Re: How to capture a SOAP exception from a webservice?

Hmmm…

**If** I understand what you were trying to tell me, I **think** I 
adapted your example to my code and came up with this.  BTW, “param” is 
an int I’m passing to the method.

----------------------------
if results = soap.FindPatientById( param )
	then puts results.first_name
	     puts results.last_name
else
	begin
	rescue ::SOAP::FaultError => e
	# rescue ::XSD::ValueSpaceError => e
	puts e.to_s
	end
end
-----------------------------

I had something pretty similar to this already.    …but it’s not 
working.

The way I’m doing it, I don’t think I needed the “assert equal” 
statement—right?  The most confusing parts to me are the “rescue” lines. 
Specifically, which one to use (I went with SOAP, but tried both) and 
how you knew to put “FaultError” there.

Like I said, I’m a total n00b to ruby.  I haven’t even tried programming 
anything since my last C class about 6 years ago, so please be patient 
if I’m missing something obvious.

= )

Thanks again,

-nate





Chris McMahon wrote:
> begin
> @query = @soap.apiFunction(
> {'Key'=>'Value','Key2'=>Value2'}
> )
> #rescue ::SOAP::FaultError => e
> rescue ::XSD::ValueSpaceError => e
> assert_equal("{http://www.foo.com/api}FooBarEnum: cannot accept
> 'foo'",e.to_s)
> end
> 
> Hope that helps...
> -Chris


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