SOAP Faults are generated when there is an
error processing a Web service request (also known as a SOAP request). A SOAP
Fault is made up of three elements:
- faultcode—Used by the software making the Web service
call to take action based on the type of error that occurred.
- faultstring—Contains the human-readable, localized
error message.
- detail—Contains exception-specific information about
the error. The detail section is normally an AEWebServicesFault that includes
the error message generated by the Web service call.
All Web service calls perform user
authentication and license checking. If an error occurs as a result of
authenticating a user or allocating a license, a SOAP Fault is returned. A list
of the error messages follows:
- ae:Client.LoginNoConcurrentLicense - No concurrent licenses
available
- ae:Client.LoginConcurrentExpired - User had but lost
concurrent license
- ae:Client.LoginServerDown -
LDAP Server Down
- ae:Client.LoginUserDisabled -
Disabled user account
- ae:Client.LoginNamespaceDisabled - Disabled namespace
- ae:Client.LoginLicenseViolation - System is in seat license
violation
- ae:Client.LoginInvalidUserCredentials - Userid or password
is invalid
The faultstring and AEWebServicesFault will contain a human-readable,
localized error message that can be displayed to users.
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