SOAP

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Maxim

Hello, everyone!

My first question is: Are there any tools for interception of SOAP requests?

And the second question:
Is it difficult to implement WebService client without using standard
classes. Say, if I need to make WS method call, then I should prepare I

SOAP request, post it to a server, get response and parse it for results.
What is the best way to do this? What classes and/or functions

(dotNET or WinAPI) are best suit for that purpose? What tools can do the
job? Can anybody give links to code samples?

Thanks in advance.
 
Try searching for a "SOAP Tunneller" tool. Other options is to create a
SOAPExtension class and append this to your web method then in your SOAP
extension class override the ProcessMessage() method. you can then output
the SOAP messages to whatever you want.

If you do not want to use the .NET proxy class (why!) then you could use the
HTTP-GET and HTTP-POST - that is if your web service you are calling allows
these protocols.

Simon.
 
Thank you, Simon.

Simon Hart said:
Try searching for a "SOAP Tunneller" tool. Other options is to create a
SOAPExtension class and append this to your web method then in your SOAP
extension class override the ProcessMessage() method. you can then output
the SOAP messages to whatever you want.

If you do not want to use the .NET proxy class (why!) then you could use the
HTTP-GET and HTTP-POST - that is if your web service you are calling allows
these protocols.

Simon.
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