 |
|
| .NET DotNet Forum Index » ASP.NET - Webservices Forum » WS Req/Resp as XML... |
|
Page 1 of 1 |
|
| Author |
Message |
| JeffP->... |
 Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2009 9:51 am |
|
|
|
Guest
|
Q: How do I view the XML of my use/invocation/call to my WS?
I want to use a partner's WS and I've been given samples of the request and
response XML, but as much as I understand the excerpt of the TXLife XML data,
I don't get where I'm creating/can view it(?)
I have my own WS that I use internally, but I call it like any function or
as a new instance of the WS and the object that I'm creating*. I then
use/invoke/call it just like I would any public function and/or a DLL for
that matter, add a reference, use it.
*My WS is similar to SQLHelper as well as a few other business rule
processes like name value parsing of any webform controls & matching to SQL
schema via a lookup table for the webform that returns httpfieldname ->
dbFieldname nv pairs for inserts & updates.
So, using my own existing WS, I would like to view the XML request/response,
where to begin? I might assume that I might see it in a watch?
TIA |
|
|
| Back to top |
|
|
|
| Mr. Arnold... |
| Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2009 10:42 am |
|
|
|
Guest
|
JeffP-> wrote:
Quote: Q: How do I view the XML of my use/invocation/call to my WS?
I want to use a partner's WS and I've been given samples of the request and
response XML, but as much as I understand the excerpt of the TXLife XML data,
I don't get where I'm creating/can view it(?)
I have my own WS that I use internally, but I call it like any function or
as a new instance of the WS and the object that I'm creating*. I then
use/invoke/call it just like I would any public function and/or a DLL for
that matter, add a reference, use it.
*My WS is similar to SQLHelper as well as a few other business rule
processes like name value parsing of any webform controls & matching to SQL
schema via a lookup table for the webform that returns httpfieldname -
dbFieldname nv pairs for inserts & updates.
So, using my own existing WS, I would like to view the XML request/response,
where to begin? I might assume that I might see it in a watch?
The XML is sent out as a sting and received as a sting on a Method()
somewhere.
You set a break-point at the location of send and receiving of the
string and look at it with a QuickWatch on the variable holding the XML
(string). |
|
|
| Back to top |
|
|
|
| JeffP->... |
| Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2009 6:05 pm |
|
|
|
Guest
|
There is now where that I've found in my calls to the webservice to get XML
from QuickWatch
dim ws as new webServiceAPI
dim ds as dataset = ws.GetData(cConnType, sqlStr)
I think that I may use XMLWriter to log everything and then subsequently
serialize that as my request...
"Mr. Arnold" wrote:
Quote: JeffP-> wrote:
Q: How do I view the XML of my use/invocation/call to my WS?
I want to use a partner's WS and I've been given samples of the request and
response XML, but as much as I understand the excerpt of the TXLife XML data,
I don't get where I'm creating/can view it(?)
I have my own WS that I use internally, but I call it like any function or
as a new instance of the WS and the object that I'm creating*. I then
use/invoke/call it just like I would any public function and/or a DLL for
that matter, add a reference, use it.
*My WS is similar to SQLHelper as well as a few other business rule
processes like name value parsing of any webform controls & matching to SQL
schema via a lookup table for the webform that returns httpfieldname -
dbFieldname nv pairs for inserts & updates.
So, using my own existing WS, I would like to view the XML request/response,
where to begin? I might assume that I might see it in a watch?
The XML is sent out as a sting and received as a sting on a Method()
somewhere.
You set a break-point at the location of send and receiving of the
string and look at it with a QuickWatch on the variable holding the XML
(string).
|
|
|
| Back to top |
|
|
|
|
|
All times are GMT - 5 Hours
The time now is Tue Nov 24, 2009 11:31 pm
|
|