soap

A

Adrian

Hi
in vb dot net is it possible to see the soap rapper user to send and
also the soap rapper on a response?

if so how?

thanks
 
A

Adrian

Hi Ken,
thanks for your reply, I'm not looking to manually create or use
Soap headers. my app is using vb dotnet to call a web service and i would
like the option to show the headers it use to send and those on the data
received as a diagnostic tool.

thanks
 
M

m.posseth

Adrian ,

The solution for your problem would be to make some modifications in the
wsdl-generated proxy class, Fortunately proxy class (derived from class)
has two methods that enable to access WebRequest object used internally by
proxy class to send HTTP requests and GetWebResponse used to read response
stream from the web server.

overriding them would give you the low level data ( complete send and
received soap message ) ,, this technique is commonly used for implementing
compression on the send and received messages but can ofcourse also be used
to see the raw message .

Regards

Michel Posseth [MCP]
 
A

Adrian

this sounds very interesting is there any sites with more information and
examples as this could be beyond me currently!

thanks

m.posseth said:
Adrian ,

The solution for your problem would be to make some modifications in the
wsdl-generated proxy class, Fortunately proxy class (derived from class)
has two methods that enable to access WebRequest object used internally
by proxy class to send HTTP requests and GetWebResponse used to read
response stream from the web server.

overriding them would give you the low level data ( complete send and
received soap message ) ,, this technique is commonly used for
implementing compression on the send and received messages but can
ofcourse also be used to see the raw message .

Regards

Michel Posseth [MCP]




Adrian said:
Hi Ken,
thanks for your reply, I'm not looking to manually create or use
Soap headers. my app is using vb dotnet to call a web service and i would
like the option to show the headers it use to send and those on the data
received as a diagnostic tool.

thanks
 

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