If I invoke a web service, and it throws an exception, I can see the
exception if the client app is a .Net app. However, if the client app is
not a .Net app, I only receive the HTTP 500 error. I believe this is due
mostly to the fact that the non-.Net apps are using POST instead of SOAP. If
the non-.Net apps were using SOAP, they too would in fact "see" the
exception. Is this true? Thanks!
exception if the client app is a .Net app. However, if the client app is
not a .Net app, I only receive the HTTP 500 error. I believe this is due
mostly to the fact that the non-.Net apps are using POST instead of SOAP. If
the non-.Net apps were using SOAP, they too would in fact "see" the
exception. Is this true? Thanks!
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