/**
* Generate a server fault
*
* Note that the arguments are reverse to those of Zend_XmlRpc_Server_Fault.
*
* note: the difference with the Zend server is that we throw a Zend_XmlRpc_Server_Fault exception
* with the debuginfo integrated to the exception message when DEBUG >= NORMAL
*
* If an exception is passed as the first argument, its message and code
* will be used to create the fault object if it has been registered via
* {@Link registerFaultException()}.
*
* @param string|Exception $fault
* @param string $code XMLRPC Fault Codes
* @return Zend_XmlRpc_Server_Fault
*/
public function fault($fault = null, $code = 404)
{
//run the zend code that clean/create a xmlrpcfault
$xmlrpcfault = parent::fault($fault, $code);
//intercept any exceptions and add the errorcode and debuginfo (optional)
$actor = null;
$details = null;
if ($fault instanceof Exception) {
//add the debuginfo to the exception message if debuginfo must be returned
if (ws_debugging() and isset($fault->debuginfo)) {
$details = $fault->debuginfo;
}
}
$fault = new Zend_XmlRpc_Server_Fault($xmlrpcfault);
$fault->setCode($xmlrpcfault->getCode());
$fault->setMessage($xmlrpcfault->getMessage() . ' | ERRORCODE: ' . $xmlrpcfault->getCode() . ' | DETAILS: ' . $details);
return $fault;
}
