how to trace the soap message in asp.net using webservice?

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Any one know about the trace the soap messages. i tried this

C#

HttpUtility.HtmlEncode(strResult)

method..
i search in google also but i didn't understand..
if anyone knows please explain with example..
i want to trace the saop message and display in other page

thanks in advance

Posted 15-Feb-12 20:34pm

Ramanathan Narayanan

Updated 15-Feb-12 22:04pm

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Keith Barrow · Answer 1 · 2012-02-15T23:35:00

Assuming you want to look at the messages being passed accross the wire:

You can get a tool called Fiddler2, this acts as a proxy and can be set up to listen between your service and client, see: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3744602/soapui-with-fiddler[^]

Years ago I used to use this http://www.pocketsoap.com/tcpTrace/[^]. Don't be fooled: is traces http. The advantage of this is it won't hook into your browser directly and has a simpler interface. The downside is that it is less fully featured than Fiddler.

Both tools are free. There may be better ones out there now ( I use Fiddler for Web-UI work, it is excellent for this) but if you just want a basic see what is going across the wire utility, tcptrace is pretty good.