Hi,
I'm using a asp.net WebService from a WindowsForms client. Where the webmethod thows a SoapException, the message that the client receive is coded using the "&#code" sintaxt.
Is there any class in order to convert this message to a user fiendly and readable message?
Thanks in advance.
Jeremy - 16 May 2005 17:28 GMT
This may not be very helpful to you, but if I get am getting an
exception from a webservice I run the webservice directly (eg:
http://localhost/myProject/myWebService.asmx) and I usually get a
better description of the error.
Jeremy