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Axis 2 example source code file (FaultBeanDesc.java)

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The Axis 2 FaultBeanDesc.java source code

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package org.apache.axis2.jaxws.runtime.description.marshal;

/**
 * Description of FaultBean for a FaultDescription. The FaultBean is used to marshal and unmarshal
 * the exception.  The FaultBean is determined via annotation, faultInfo and package introspection.
 */
public interface FaultBeanDesc {

    /**
     * Get the class name of the fault bean for the FaultDescription. Note that the FaultBean may
     * not be a bean.  It can be a non-bean (i.e. String or int)
     * <p/>
     * Algorithm: 1) The class defined on @WebFault of the exception 2) If not present or invalid,
     * the class defined by getFaultInfo. 3) If not present, the class is found by looking for the a
     * class named <exceptionName>Bean in the interface's package. 4) If not present, the class is
     * found by looking for the a class named <exceptionName>Bean in the interface + jaxws package
     *
     * @return
     */
    public String getFaultBeanClassName();

    /**
     * Get the local name of the fault bean. Algorithm: 1) The name defined on the @WebFault of the
     * exception. 2) If not present, the name defined via the @XmlRootElement of the fault bean
     * class. 3) If not present, the <exceptionName>Bean
     *
     * @return local name
     */
    public String getFaultBeanLocalName();


    /**
     * Get the targetNamespace of the fault bean. Algorithm: 1) The namespace defined on the
     * @WebFault of the exception. 2) If not present, the namespace defined via the @XmlRootElement
     * of the class name. 3) If not present, the namespace of the method's declared class +
     * "/jaxws"
     *
     * @return local name
     */
    public String getFaultBeanNamespace();


}

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