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Jurjen de Groot
 
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Default WebService logging incoming/outgoing SOAP message - 12-24-2007 , 01:28 PM






I'm developping an application wich has to use a SOAP implementation
developped in Delphi (SOAP-server/client). I've downloaded the WSDL and
consumed the webservice in my C# project. Some Webmethods work just fine,
others don't, I get an Exception 'There is an error in XML document (2,
896)' wich is rather cryptic if you don't have access to the (delphi)
source-code of the webservice, I've got no idea what's wrong.

I was wondering if there might be some 'hooks' in the framework wich could
be used to 'catch' the outgoing / incoming SOAP messages and log them so I
can see what's going on over the line (http GET / POST) and maybe figure out
what is wrong with this message.

I've already been playing with HTTPrequest.exe but that only works if you
what you send to the webservice ....

Any thoughts ?

TIA,
Jurjen.


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Stephan Brenner
 
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Default Re: WebService logging incoming/outgoing SOAP message - 12-28-2007 , 07:35 PM






You can use http://www.ethereal.com/

Jurjen de Groot wrote:
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I'm developping an application wich has to use a SOAP implementation
developped in Delphi (SOAP-server/client). I've downloaded the WSDL and
consumed the webservice in my C# project. Some Webmethods work just
fine, others don't, I get an Exception 'There is an error in XML
document (2, 896)' wich is rather cryptic if you don't have access to
the (delphi) source-code of the webservice, I've got no idea what's wrong.

I was wondering if there might be some 'hooks' in the framework wich
could be used to 'catch' the outgoing / incoming SOAP messages and log
them so I can see what's going on over the line (http GET / POST) and
maybe figure out what is wrong with this message.

I've already been playing with HTTPrequest.exe but that only works if
you what you send to the webservice ....

Any thoughts ?

TIA,
Jurjen.

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