.. XmlRpc/Server/Fault.php generated using docpx on 01/30/13 03:27pm Class ***** Zend\\XmlRpc\\Server\\Fault =========================== XMLRPC Server Faults Encapsulates an exception for use as an XMLRPC fault response. Valid exception classes that may be used for generating the fault code and fault string can be attached using {@link attachFaultException()}; all others use a generic '404 Unknown error' response. You may also attach fault observers, which would allow you to monitor particular fault cases; this is done via {@link attachObserver()}. Observers need only implement a static 'observe' method. To allow method chaining, you may use the {@link getInstance()} factory to instantiate a Zend_XmlRpc_Server_Fault. Methods ------- __construct +++++++++++ .. function:: __construct() Constructor :param \Exception: :rtype: Fault getInstance +++++++++++ .. function:: getInstance() Return Zend\XmlRpc\Server\Fault instance :param \Exception: :rtype: Fault attachFaultException ++++++++++++++++++++ .. function:: attachFaultException() Attach valid exceptions that can be used to define xmlrpc faults :param string|array: Class name or array of class names :rtype: void detachFaultException ++++++++++++++++++++ .. function:: detachFaultException() Detach fault exception classes :param string|array: Class name or array of class names :rtype: void attachObserver ++++++++++++++ .. function:: attachObserver() Attach an observer class Allows observation of xmlrpc server faults, thus allowing logging or mail notification of fault responses on the xmlrpc server. Expects a valid class name; that class must have a public static method 'observe' that accepts an exception as its sole argument. :param string: :rtype: bool detachObserver ++++++++++++++ .. function:: detachObserver() Detach an observer :param string: :rtype: bool getException ++++++++++++ .. function:: getException() Retrieve the exception :rtype: \Exception