Name

JAXRPCException

Synopsis

public class JAXRPCException extends RuntimeException {
// Public Constructors
    public JAXRPCException(  ); 
    public JAXRPCException( Throwable cause); 
    public JAXRPCException( String message); 
    public JAXRPCException( String message, Throwable cause); 
// Public Instance Methods
    public Throwable getLinkedCause(  );
               // default:null
}

JAXRPCException is an unchecked exception that is thrown to report an error condition that arises during the invocation of a method in JAX-RPC client-side API. In most cases, this exception reports incorrect use of a parameter in a client-side API, but may also be thrown to report an operational exception, such as a communication failure when attempting to send a SOAP message to the server-side implementation.

A JAXRPCException object has two attributes, both of which may only be set at construction time. The message attribute contains a human-readable string that describes the cause of the error. The cause attribute, of type java.lang.Throwable, is used if the JAXRPCException is being used to report an error that was originally caused by another exception. If a JAXRPCException is constructed with a non-null cause and a null message, then the message attribute is set to the value of the message associated with Throwable supplied as the cause.

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