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/**
* This exception captures SOAP Fault information when a WS-Addressing 1.0 Message Addressing
* Property is invalid and cannot be processed.
*
* @author Rama Pulavarthi
*/
/**
* 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.
*/
this.problemHeader = problemHeader;
this.subsubcode = subsubcode;
}
return problemHeader;
}
return subsubcode;
}
}