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7.05.2006

 
TcpTrace | proxyTrace
At a client, we've been doing a lot of WCF work, and are quite often inspecting SOAP messages "in the raw" as they travel between client and server. (Most of the time, this is a good way to prove that the UI is not correctly calling our services, so it's "their fault"). :)

We've been using MSSoapT3 (part of the SOAP Toolkit), but here are a couple other options. Apparently they work using the proxy server settings on the client, instead of changing the configured (hardcoded?) URLs on the client.

TcpTrace | proxyTrace


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