Accessing Web Service Response Header information on the client side

[sean.j.gage]

We are building a web service for a client application that will need
to send information in the Header of the web service responses. What's
the best way to access this header information from the client
application which is written in C#?

[John Saunders]

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We are building a web service for a client application that will need
to send information in the Header of the web service responses. What's
the best way to access this header information from the client
application which is written in C#?

Do you mean the HTTP header, or using SOAP Headers? SOAP Headers are
preferred, as they will work with transports other than HTTP.

John

[sean.j.gage]

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We are building a web service for a client application that will need
to send information in the Header of the web service responses. What's
the best way to access this header information from the client
application which is written in C#?

Do you mean the HTTP header, or using SOAP Headers? SOAP Headers are
preferred, as they will work with transports other than HTTP.

John

Yes the Soap Headers. I have run a little test that implements the
SoapHeader with a direction of Out. However I am concerned that the
HeaderValue property data on the client side could get corrupted
during many asynchronous calls if the header data for each call was
different. Any thoughts?

[John Saunders]

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We are building a web service for a client application that will need
to send information in the Header of the web service responses. What's
the best way to access this header information from the client
application which is written in C#?

Do you mean the HTTP header, or using SOAP Headers? SOAP Headers are
preferred, as they will work with transports other than HTTP.

John

Yes the Soap Headers. I have run a little test that implements the
SoapHeader with a direction of Out. However I am concerned that the
HeaderValue property data on the client side could get corrupted
during many asynchronous calls if the header data for each call was
different. Any thoughts?

If you're going to use the web services asynchronously, you'll need to use
one instance of the proxy class per asynchronous call. That will give you
one copy of the headers per asynchronous call.

John