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exception handling in SOAP webservices

hey guys. i have a question about SOAP webservice. i have this piece of code in my service layer:

        Optional<Customer> customer=customerRepository.findById(Long.valueOf(perlasIdCheckRequestDTO.getUserId()));
        if (customer.isEmpty()) {
            log.info("PerlasService.checkId.NoCustomerException.CustomerId:{}.TransactionId:{}",perlasIdCheckRequestDTO.getUserId(),perlasIdCheckRequestDTO.getTransactionId());

            throw new NoCustomerException("No customer with customerId:"+perlasIdCheckRequestDTO.getUserId());
        }

        Optional<Customer> customer=customerRepository.findById(Long.valueOf(perlasIdCheckRequestDTO.getUserId()));
        if (customer.isEmpty()) {
            log.info("PerlasService.checkId.NoCustomerException.CustomerId:{}.TransactionId:{}",perlasIdCheckRequestDTO.getUserId(),perlasIdCheckRequestDTO.getTransactionId());

            throw new NoCustomerException("No customer with customerId:"+perlasIdCheckRequestDTO.getUserId());
        }

and i have this exception:

@Getter
public class NoCustomerException extends RuntimeException {
    public NoCustomerException(String message) {
        super(message);
    }
}

@Getter
public class NoCustomerException extends RuntimeException {
    public NoCustomerException(String message) {
        super(message);
    }
}

and the exception is later handled by the RestResponseEntityExceptionHandler. so i have a couple of questions: 1. can i use the same exception? or do i need to create a duplicate one that will only be used for SOAP service? can i reuse the exception from my REST service? 2. how to handle the exceptions in SOAP webservices? i tried googling but honestly didnt understand a thing. can smb help me out? thx

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