rbr wrote:
If the Request and Response are Serializable (and I think they ought to
be), create a SoapFormatter and Serialize each object to a disk file.
OK, it won't be the nicest thing to /look/ at (being an image of the
data that gets thrown across The Web to the WebService) but it's a start.
HTH,
Phill W.
I am connecting to a webservice and creating a web reference in my
vb.net 1.1 app. When I create the request object I would like to
create an XML document to log the request and, susequently, the
response object to my local machine.
vb.net 1.1 app. When I create the request object I would like to
create an XML document to log the request and, susequently, the
response object to my local machine.
be), create a SoapFormatter and Serialize each object to a disk file.
OK, it won't be the nicest thing to /look/ at (being an image of the
data that gets thrown across The Web to the WebService) but it's a start.
HTH,
Phill W.