Throwing WSDL Fault Messages on a Request-Response Operation

If you are using a pair of tasks/events to expose a request-response operation, you can use error end events to throw one or more fault messages as part of the operation.

Note: You cannot throw fault messages when you expose a one-way operation. Fault messages are not supported by this MEP (see Message Exchange Patterns ).

You should define whatever end error events are needed to throw the fault messages defined in the WSDL operation.

If you are using the automatically generated default web service operation, TIBCO Business Studio adds fault messages to the WSDL as required by the end error events you create. It will also automatically configure as much of the end event as possible when you create it, depending on the context.