HttpWebResponse intercept raw HTTP?

[Mat Kramer]

For diagnostic and learning purposes, I would like to intercept and log the
raw HTTP headers and content from a HttpWebResponse in a webservice. I'm
using C# and and automatically generated Web Reference class (based on
SoapHttpClientProtocol). I override the GetWebResponse method, and I can
use HttpWebResponse.GetResponseStream to dump the content, and
HttpWebResponse.Headers to dump the headers. However, after I pass the
WebResponse on, the application hits an exception "Stream was not readable".
Is this becaue the stream can only be read once? Is there any way to
intercept the HTTP response (and request, if possible) without disturbing
the application?

Thanks

-Mat




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[Ostap Radkovskiy]

I'm not sure about about that, but I think while reading the stream the
Position property of stream was changed pointing to the end, so may be you
should try to set Position=0 and give it a try

Ostap

"Mat Kramer" <mkramer at transomamedical> wrote in message
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> For diagnostic and learning purposes, I would like to intercept and log

the

> raw HTTP headers and content from a HttpWebResponse in a webservice. I'm
> using C# and and automatically generated Web Reference class (based on
> SoapHttpClientProtocol). I override the GetWebResponse method, and I can
> use HttpWebResponse.GetResponseStream to dump the content, and
> HttpWebResponse.Headers to dump the headers. However, after I pass the
> WebResponse on, the application hits an exception "Stream was not

readable".

> Is this becaue the stream can only be read once? Is there any way to
> intercept the HTTP response (and request, if possible) without disturbing
> the application?
>
> Thanks
>
> -Mat
>
>
>
>
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[Mat Kramer]

Thanks for the reply. I thought the same thing and tried a Seek(0, Begin)
and Set_Position(0), but I get an exception that says that operation is not
supported.

-Mat

"Ostap Radkovskiy" <oradkov@softservecom.com> wrote in message
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> I'm not sure about about that, but I think while reading the stream the
> Position property of stream was changed pointing to the end, so may be you
> should try to set Position=0 and give it a try
>
> Ostap
>
> "Mat Kramer" <mkramer at transomamedical> wrote in message
> news:41dad97e$1_1@127.0.0.1...

>> For diagnostic and learning purposes, I would like to intercept and log

> the

>> raw HTTP headers and content from a HttpWebResponse in a webservice. I'm
>> using C# and and automatically generated Web Reference class (based on
>> SoapHttpClientProtocol). I override the GetWebResponse method, and I can
>> use HttpWebResponse.GetResponseStream to dump the content, and
>> HttpWebResponse.Headers to dump the headers. However, after I pass the
>> WebResponse on, the application hits an exception "Stream was not

> readable".

>> Is this becaue the stream can only be read once? Is there any way to
>> intercept the HTTP response (and request, if possible) without disturbing
>> the application?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> -Mat
>>
>>
>>
>>
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