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Are your Web services exceptions naked or covered? Posted: Dec 21, 2006 7:20 PM
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Using SOAP for system-to-system messaging and WSDL for interface description makes exception handling complex. In this article, we will explore exception handling and testing techniques, and their impact on Web services-based SOA.

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