Figured it out...
No one replyed so I assume no one has run into this issue but through much experimentation , I figured it out. In the end, I just sent the raw SoapUnknownHead er straight to my parser class and utlized the ".Element" property set associated with SoapUnknownHead er to parse and get what I needed. The sample from the start of my parser class is as follows:
public CredentialProfi le parseCredential s(SoapUnknownHe ader...
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stroudg2 replied to How to grab unknown SOAP header, convert to string, and pass to class library parser?in ASP .NETSorry about that, I originally posted in .NET by mistake and re-posted in ASP.NET in hopes I could remove the original post from the .NET section. Thanks for the merge!Leave a comment:
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stroudg2 replied to How to grab unknown SOAP header, convert to string, and pass to class library parser?in ASP .NETHow to grab unknown SOAP header, convert to string, and pass to class library parser?
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I have been tasked to provide a non-intrusive solution to allow .NET web services to grab an incoming SOAP header and process the credentials stored within in such a way that a credential object is returned to the web method so they can access the appropriate role information to add to database query.
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stroudg2 started a topic How to grab unknown SOAP header, convert to string, and pass to class library parser?in ASP .NETHow to grab unknown SOAP header, convert to string, and pass to class library parser?
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I have been tasked to provide a non-intrusive solution to allow .NET web services to grab an incoming SOAP header and process the credentials stored within in such a way that a credential object is returned to the web method so they can access the appropriate role information to add to database query.
In order to accomplish this, I created two class libraries, one that provides the "CredentialProf ile"...
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