Features * You get exact content of each request and response * Including any malformed requests and soap faults * It's applicable for both parties: web-services and clients * Easy start, no code modification needed - just put dll and adjust config file * Default handler just saves each request and response as a separate file * But you can implement any custom handler instead
WcfSoapLogger Logging SOAP request/response body at binary level.
All you need to start default logging is:
Set these two attributes to your endpoint element (inside or )
<endpoint address="http://server/web-service" binding="customBinding" bindingConfiguration="soapLoggerBinding"
Specify folder to log files. Make sure user account of application has writing access.
More info: https://github.com/capslocky/WcfSoapLogger/docs/ConfigFile.md
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Two elements have been automatically added under <system.serviceModel> element of your config file. Both will be automatically removed on package uninstallation.
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This library is under active development. Any help would be much appreciated.
Project site: https://github.com/capslocky/WcfSoapLogger
Contact me if you have any questions: atanov.b@gmail.com
Baur Atanov 22 May 2019
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Features * You get exact content of each request and response * Including any malformed requests and soap faults * It's applicable for both parties: web-services and clients * Easy start, no code modification needed - just put dll and adjust config file * Default handler just saves each request and response as a separate file * But you can implement any custom handler instead
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