Re: Fault Strings

On 22 Apr 2002, Alex Graveley wrote:
>On Mon, 2002-04-22 at 14:41, Scott Hutton wrote:
>> On Apr 21, Alex Graveley wrote:
>> | SOUP_MESSAGE_IS_ERROR only tells you if the HTTP response was
>> | unsuccessful, not whether a successful response contains a SOAP fault.
>> 
>> So, what's the proper way to obtain the fault string/code, etc.?
>> 
>>  -Scott
>
>if (SOUP_MESSAGE_IS_ERROR(msg)) {
>	g_print ("SOUP Error: %d \"%s\"\n", 
>		 msg->errorcode,
>		 msg->errorphase);
>	exit (1);
>}
>
>parser = soup_parser_new_from_buffer (&msg->response);
>
>fault = soup_parser_get_fault (parser);
>if (fault) {
>	g_print ("SOAP Fault: %s\n", soup_fault_get_string (fault));
>	exit (1);
>}
>
>... process successful message ...

This is essentially the code I originally posted!

We do know that:
1)	A fault is being sent back from the server
2)	This is processed correctly by MSSOAP as a 
	fault.
3)	soup_parser_get_fault() returns NULL.

I don't think soup is checking to see if a response is 
a fault, not an error, but I could be wrong.  I 
also think that SOUP_MESSAGE_IS_ERROR() should be 
implied due to the fault's 500 status.  Either that or 
a SOUP_MESSAGE_IS_FAULT() macro should be added.

Your help/comments are greatly appreciated.

Brad Douglas


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