Use the custom Java class to implement custom error checking.
package com.sybase.sup.sap3; import java.util.Map; import com.sap.conn.jco.JCoFunction; public interface SAPResultChecker { /** * * @param f - JCO function that has already been executed. * Use the JCO API to retrieve returned values and determine if the RFC has executed * successfully. * @return a single Map.Entry. The boolean "key" value should be set to true if the * RFC is deemed to have succeeded. Normal result processing will ensue.<P> * If the String value is not empty/null, that value will be treated as a warning message, * which will be logged on the server.<P> * Set the key value to false if it is deemed the RFC has failed. The String value will * be thrown in the body of an exception. The error will be logged on the server, and the * client will receive a transaction log indicating failure, including the string value. */ Map.Entry<Boolean, String> checkReturn(JCoFunction f); }
package com.sybase.sup.ws.soap; public interface WSResultChecker { /** * @param is the method for passing a parameter, and does not support setting a default value. * @param response – the SOAP Envelope response from a Web service execute. * Use the SOAP API to retrieve values and determine if the SOAP request * has executed successfully. * @return a single Map.Entry. The boolean "key" value should be set to true if the * SOAP request is deemed to have succeeded. Normal result processing will ensue.<P> * If the String value is not empty/null, that value will be treated as a warning message, * which will be logged on the server, * and returned as a warning in transaction logs to the client.<P> * Set the key value to false if it is deemed that SOAP has failed. The String value will * be thrown in the body of an exception. The error will be logged on the server, and the * client will receive a transaction log indicating failure, including the string value. */ Map.Entry<Boolean, String> checkReturn(javax.xml.soap.SOAPEnvelope response); }
package com.sybase.sup.ws.rest; import java.util.List; import java.util.Map; public interface RestResultChecker { /** * REST Result Checker. * * @param responseBody HTTP response body. * * @param responseHeaders HTTP response headers in the form * {{header1,value1}, {header2,value2}, ...}. * * @param httpStatusCode HTTP status code. * * @return Single Map.Entry whose boolean "key" value is true if the * HTTP request succeeded, after which normal result processing will * ensue.<P> * * If the String value is not empty/null, that value will be treated * as a warning message which will be logged on the server and returned * as a warning in the transaction log sent to the client.<P> * * Set the key value to false if it is deemed that the service has failed. * The String value will be thrown in the body of an exception. The error * will be logged on the server, and the client will receive a transaction * log indicating failure, including the string value. **/ Map.Entry<Boolean, String> checkReturn( String responseBody, List<List<String>> responseHeaders, int httpStatusCode ); }
Result checkers depend on the Unwired Server sup-ds.jar file. For example, <UnwiredPlatform_InstallDir>\Servers\UnwiredServer\lib\ext\sup-ds.jar.