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package com.sun.xml.internal.ws.addressing.model;

import com.sun.xml.internal.ws.resources.AddressingMessages;

import javax.xml.ws.WebServiceException;
import javax.xml.namespace.QName;

This exception captures SOAP Fault information when a WS-Addressing 1.0 Message Addressing
Property is invalid and cannot be processed.
Author:
Rama Pulavarthi/**
 * This exception captures SOAP Fault information when a WS-Addressing 1.0 Message Addressing
 * Property is invalid and cannot be processed.
 *
 * @author Rama Pulavarthi
 */
public class InvalidAddressingHeaderException extends WebServiceException {
    private QName problemHeader;
    private QName subsubcode;

    
Creates a InvalidAddressingHeader exception capturing information about the invalid
Addressing Message Property and the reason in Subsubcode.
Params:
problemHeader – 
     represents the invalid Addressing Header.
subsubcode – 
     represents the reason why the Addressing header in question is invalid./**
     * Creates a InvalidAddressingHeader exception capturing information about the invalid
     * Addressing Message Property and the reason in Subsubcode.
     * @param problemHeader
     *      represents the invalid Addressing Header.
     * @param subsubcode
     *      represents the reason why the Addressing header in question is invalid.
     */
    public InvalidAddressingHeaderException(QName problemHeader, QName subsubcode) {
        super(AddressingMessages.INVALID_ADDRESSING_HEADER_EXCEPTION(problemHeader,subsubcode));
        this.problemHeader = problemHeader;
        this.subsubcode = subsubcode;
    }

    public QName getProblemHeader() {
        return problemHeader;
    }

    public QName getSubsubcode() {
        return subsubcode;
    }
}