The Fault Handler Variables

Error Handler Variable

Description

$ERROR_MESSAGE

When a fault is returned by the native service provider, this variable will contain the message produced by the provider's exception that caused the error. This is equivalent to the getMessage call on the Java Exception. This maps to the faultString element for SOAP 1.1 or the Reason element for SOAP 1.2 catch. For REST service calls, the message is returned inside an </Exception> tag. If the response is XML, the message is returned inside <Exception>'custom message'</Exception>. If the response is JSON, it will be returned inside {"Exception":"Invalid response"}.

When a fault is returned by internal CloudStreams exceptions (policy violation errors, cloud connection errors and cloud connector service errors), this variable will contain the error messages generated by CloudStreams.

$OPERATION

The operation that was invoked when this error occurred.

$SERVICE

The service that was invoked when this error occurred.

Note:

Deprecated, but still a valid alias. Alternatively, use $SERVICE_NAME (see The Predefined Context Variables).

$TIME

The time (as determined on the Container side) at which the error occurred.

$DATE

The date (as determined on the Container side) at which the error occurred.

$CLIENT_IP

The IP address of the client invoking the service. This might be available for only certain invoking protocols, such as HTTP(S).

Note:

Deprecated, but still a valid alias. Alternatively, use $INBOUND_IP (see The Predefined Context Variables).

$USER

The currently authenticated user. The user will be present only if the Transport/SOAP Message have user credentials.

$CONSUMER_APPLICATION

The currently identified consumer application. If the service's policy does not contain the "Identify Consumer" action, $CONSUMER_APPLICATION will return "null".