Examples of org.apache.axis.AxisFault.addFaultSubCode()

org.apache.axis.AxisFault.addFaultSubCode()
Add a fault sub-code. This is new in SOAP 1.2, ignored in SOAP 1.1. @param code the QName of the fault sub-code to add @since axis1.1

                    if (soapConstants == SOAPConstants.SOAP12_CONSTANTS) {
                        f.setFaultCode(code.getFaultCode());


                        SOAPFaultCodeBuilder c = code;
                        while ((c = c.getNext()) != null) {
                            f.addFaultSubCode(c.getFaultCode());
                        }
                    } else {
                        f.setFaultCode(faultCode);
                    }

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                            (msgContext.getProperty(Constants.MC_NO_OPERATION_OK) == null)) &&
                        soapConstants == SOAPConstants.SOAP12_CONSTANTS) {
                    AxisFault fault =
                            new AxisFault(Constants.FAULT_SOAP12_SENDER,
                                    "No such procedure", null, null);
                    fault.addFaultSubCode(
                            Constants.FAULT_SUBCODE_PROC_NOT_PRESENT);
                    throw new SAXException(fault);
                }


                // Only deserialize this way if there is a unique operation

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            }


            // If we're SOAP 1.2, getting to this point means bad arguments.
            if (!msgContext.isClient() && soapConstants == SOAPConstants.SOAP12_CONSTANTS) {
                AxisFault fault = new AxisFault(Constants.FAULT_SOAP12_SENDER, "string", null, null);
                fault.addFaultSubCode(Constants.FAULT_SUBCODE_BADARGS);
                throw new SAXException(fault);
            }


            if (savedException != null) {
                throw savedException;

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                            (msgContext.getProperty(Constants.MC_NO_OPERATION_OK) == null)) &&
                        soapConstants == SOAPConstants.SOAP12_CONSTANTS) {
                    AxisFault fault =
                            new AxisFault(Constants.FAULT_SOAP12_SENDER,
                                    "No such procedure", null, null);
                    fault.addFaultSubCode(
                            Constants.FAULT_SUBCODE_PROC_NOT_PRESENT);
                    throw new SAXException(fault);
                }


                // Only deserialize this way if there is a unique operation

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            }


            // If we're SOAP 1.2, getting to this point means bad arguments.
            if (!msgContext.isClient() && soapConstants == SOAPConstants.SOAP12_CONSTANTS) {
                AxisFault fault = new AxisFault(Constants.FAULT_SOAP12_SENDER, "string", null, null);
                fault.addFaultSubCode(Constants.FAULT_SUBCODE_BADARGS);
                throw new SAXException(fault);
            }


            if (savedException != null) {
                throw savedException;

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                    if (soapConstants == SOAPConstants.SOAP12_CONSTANTS) {
                        f.setFaultCode(code.getFaultCode());


                        SOAPFaultCodeBuilder c = code;
                        while ((c = c.getNext()) != null) {
                            f.addFaultSubCode(c.getFaultCode());
                        }
                    } else {
                        f.setFaultCode(faultCode);
                    }

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                        new AxisFault(Constants.FAULT_SOAP12_SENDER,
                                      Messages.getMessage("noSuchOperation",
                                                          methodName),
                                      null,
                                      null);
                fault.addFaultSubCode(Constants.FAULT_SUBCODE_PROC_NOT_PRESENT);
                throw new SAXException(fault);
            } else {
                throw new AxisFault(Constants.FAULT_CLIENT, Messages.getMessage("noSuchOperation", methodName),
                        null, null);                        
            }

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