How to view Soapmessage

Sanjaya

Hi,

I need to observe the in coming soapmessages and responses of my
webservise. what is the easiest way to do it?

regards
sanjaya

Jul 27 '06 #1

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If you're using WSE 2.0 you can turn on the trace files in App.Config
(Client) and/or Web.Config (server). Remember to create the directory
that the trace file is to be put in. Also, don't forget to turn off
the trace when you're done (especially on the server side) as it will
be a performance drain.

-Paul

<microsoft.web.services2>

<diagnostics>
<trace enabled="true" input="c:\traces\ClientInput.xml
output="c:\traces\ClientOutput.xml" />
</diagnostics>

Sanjaya wrote:

Hi,

I need to observe the in coming soapmessages and responses of my
webservise. what is the easiest way to do it?

regards
sanjaya

Jul 27 '06 #2

Sanjaya

thx pal . currently i'm not using WSE 2.0. is it only configuration or do i
need to use the classes from it ?
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If you're using WSE 2.0 you can turn on the trace files in App.Config
(Client) and/or Web.Config (server). Remember to create the directory
that the trace file is to be put in. Also, don't forget to turn off
the trace when you're done (especially on the server side) as it will
be a performance drain.

-Paul

<microsoft.web.services2>

<diagnostics>
<trace enabled="true" input="c:\traces\ClientInput.xml
output="c:\traces\ClientOutput.xml" />
</diagnostics>

Sanjaya wrote:
>Hi,

I need to observe the in coming soapmessages and responses of my
webservise. what is the easiest way to do it?

regards
sanjaya

Jul 27 '06 #3

Ravi Shankar

You can try using SOAP Toolkit. The download is available in
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en
--
Thanks & Regards

Ravi Shankar S
"Sanjaya" wrote:

thx pal . currently i'm not using WSE 2.0. is it only configuration or do i
need to use the classes from it ?
<li******@aol.comwrote in message
news:11**********************@p79g2000cwp.googlegr oups.com...
If you're using WSE 2.0 you can turn on the trace files in App.Config
(Client) and/or Web.Config (server). Remember to create the directory
that the trace file is to be put in. Also, don't forget to turn off
the trace when you're done (especially on the server side) as it will
be a performance drain.

-Paul

<microsoft.web.services2>

<diagnostics>
<trace enabled="true" input="c:\traces\ClientInput.xml
output="c:\traces\ClientOutput.xml" />
</diagnostics>

Sanjaya wrote:
Hi,

I need to observe the in coming soapmessages and responses of my
webservise. what is the easiest way to do it?

regards
sanjaya

Jul 28 '06 #4

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Or you can try our Web Service Monitoring Tool:

http://www.soapknox.com/demo

Sanjesh
Real-Time Web Service Monitoring for .NET and Java
SoapKnox Inc
http://www.soapknox.com
Ph: 832 279 3745

"Sithicus" wrote:

Or you can try using YATT. Google it.

"Ravi Shankar" wrote:

You can try using SOAP Toolkit. The download is available in
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en
--
Thanks & Regards

Ravi Shankar S
"Sanjaya" wrote:

thx pal . currently i'm not using WSE 2.0. is it only configuration or do i
need to use the classes from it ?
>
>
<li******@aol.comwrote in message
news:11**********************@p79g2000cwp.googlegr oups.com...
If you're using WSE 2.0 you can turn on the trace files in App.Config
(Client) and/or Web.Config (server). Remember to create the directory
that the trace file is to be put in. Also, don't forget to turn off
the trace when you're done (especially on the server side) as it will
be a performance drain.

-Paul

<microsoft.web.services2>

<diagnostics>
<trace enabled="true" input="c:\traces\ClientInput.xml
output="c:\traces\ClientOutput.xml" />
</diagnostics>

Sanjaya wrote:
Hi,
>
I need to observe the in coming soapmessages and responses of my
webservise. what is the easiest way to do it?
>
regards
sanjaya

>
>
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Feb 12 '07 #5

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