I'm working on an Apache CXF webservice (using JAX-WS, over SOAP). The service itself is pretty simple: receive a request, insert the request into a database, and return whether the insert was successful. I'd like to rely on XML validation to enforce a number of constraints on the request.
So, my question. How do I return detailed validation errors to a client of my service? I've turned validation on server-side by configuring my endpoint.
<jaxws:endpoint id="someEndpoint" implementor="#someImpl" address="/impl">
<jaxws:properties>
<!-- This entry should- ideally- enable JAXB validation
on the server-side of our web service. -->
<entry key="schema-validation-enabled" value="true" />
</jaxws:properties>
</jaxws:endpoint>
I've explored using interceptors (eg BareInInterceptor) on the server, and somehow catching SAXParseExceptions to wrap them and send them along to the client. This approach seems a bit complicated, but I need to somehow give clients a line number if their XML is invalid. Should I go with interceptors to expose the exceptions?
I'm not very experienced with this technology stack, and just getting in to web services- any pointers you guys can give me would be really appreciated.
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