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Measuring Web Service Data Transferred

I've been looking for a way to measure how much of a web service request /
response has been transferred. This would be useful for my web service, as
large files will have to be transferred through it using WSE attachments. Is
this possible with something in WSE?

Thanks,
Sam Chen
Nov 23 '05 #1
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