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.NET Forum / ASP.NET / Web Services / September 2006Transferring the HTTP Error Codes
Hi All, I have 3 web services. First service sends msg to second service and second one sends the msg to the third service. If the third service returns any error, second service creates an soapenvelope and sends it back to the first service. But when the first service receives the msg, it considers the reply (with fault code) as Service exception. How can i transfer the same message from the third service to the first application? I'm using WSE 3.0 & VS 2005 Any help appreciated Thanks, Are you using WS-Addressing (the successor of WS-Routing)? Or are you doing it directly...? Trace the output and see the envelope generated by your middle-man.  SignatureHappy Hacking, Gaurav Vaish | http://www.mastergaurav.com http://www.edujinionline.com http://articles.edujinionline.com/webservices ------------------- > Hi All, > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Thanks, Gaurav, Thanks for your reply. The scenario would be a plain, in which I'm sending a request to another web service which has to talk to another web service. The flow is like this, WS1->WS2->WS3->WS4 and if the WS4 returns any error, it has to be returned to WS1 through the same path. For sending the messages I'm using SoapEnvelopes (part of WSE 3.0 requirements) The problem is WS1 and WS4 are not WSE 3.0 services, but other two are. The interation between WS2 and WS3 are through WSE 3.0 (here i traced the output files. Error messages are forwarded as SoapFault). But when i transmit the same message from WS2 to WS1 (by soapenvelope or throwing exception) causes HttpError 500. Though it internally holds the SoapEnvelope in the WebException's Response Object, I'm interested in Http Header (which holds the HTTP Status Codes). WS1 & WS4 may not be .NET web services or clients. Thanks,
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