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Configuring the Fault Transformation

If the web service operation returns faults or if you create a Fault transformation for a generic fault, configure each Fault transformation. Define input ports and map data from the input ports to nodes in the operation fault.

Select the Fault transformation in the editor.

Click the

Ports

tab of the

Properties

view.

Click

Fault mapping

The

Operation fault

area shows the response or fault message hierarchy. Define the input ports in the

Ports

area.

Optionally, click

Show Lines

to view the lines that connect the input ports to the nodes in the operation fault. You can choose to view all the lines or to view the lines for the selected ports.

If the operation fault includes anyType elements, any elements, anyAttribute attributes, derived type elements, or substitution groups, choose objects in the

Operation Fault

area. In the

Type

column for a node, click

Choose

and then choose one or more types, elements, or attributes from the list.

To add an input group, use one of the following methods:

Option	Description
Drag a node	Drag the pointer from a group node or a child node in the Operation fault area to an empty column in the Ports area. If the node is a group node, the Developer tool adds a group without ports.
Manually add a group	Click the arrow next to the New button and then click New Group .
Select Map first level hierarchy	Select Map first level hierarchy . The Developer tool maps nodes in the first level of the operation fault to input ports and groups. The Developer tool also create the input ports and groups that it requires to map the data.

To add an input port, use one of the following methods:

Option	Description
Manually add a port	Click the arrow next to the New button and click New Port .
Drag ports from other transformations	In the editor, drag a port from another transformation to the Fault transformation.
Copy ports	Select ports from another transformation and copy them to the Operation Fault area. To copy ports, you can use keyboard shortcuts or you can use the copy and the paste buttons in the Developer tool.
Select Map first level hierarchy	Select Map first level hierarchy . The Developer tool maps nodes in the first level of the operation fault to input ports and groups. The Developer tool also create the input ports and groups that it requires to map the data.

To map data from the input ports to nodes in the operation fault hierarchy, drag the pointer from each input port or group to the associated node in the operation fault.

The input field location appears next to the node in the

Operation fault

area.

To map XML data from an input port to the complete SOAP response, right-click the port and select

Map as XML

To map input ports as a composite key, use one of the following methods:

Option	Description
Drag input ports	Select two or more input ports and drag them to a key in the operation fault hierarchy.
Select input ports from the Select Location dialog box	Click in the Location column of a key in the operation fault hierarchy and then select the input ports.

To clear the locations of nodes, use one of the following methods:

Option	Description
Click the Clear button	Select one or more nodes in the Operation Fault area and click Clear .
Delete the lines that connect ports to nodes	Select one or more lines that connect the input ports to the nodes in the operation fault and press Delete .

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