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Grigoris D #1
Getting the actual message being transmitted
I am calling a webmethod using a proxy class generated using WSDL.
Is it possible to get the actuall request message that is being submitted
during the invocation?
Thanks
Grigoris D Guest
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Dan Rogers #2
RE: Getting the actual message being transmitted
Yes, you can see the actual message in several ways. The easiest is to
use a tracing web service extension. The example for web service extension
on MSDN implements exactly this. If you want an excellent one that you can
just download, you can get George Lindsay's tracing extension from
gotdotnet.com. That one lets you see the traced request/response in the
trace.axd display in ASP.net.
Regards
Dan Rogers
Microsoft Corporation
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