On code.msdn.com there is a very useful WCF Binary message inspector extension for fiddler. W hat do we need to do to make this (very useful) extension work with the default 'REST with binary' encoding used by the WCF RIA Services release candidate? The RIA service breaking changes doc says this: Changed server communication from SOAP with binary encoding to REST with binary encoding. If you want something more robust that you can include in your code, then I think what you want to implement is a WCF Message Inspector. More on how to do this on the client: You can inspect or modify the incoming or outgoing messages across a WCF client by implementing a System.ServiceModel.Dispatcher.IClientMessageInspector and inserting it. Fiddler Inspector for Federation Messages. Fiddler is a great tool to help debug specific issues associated with how the messages look on the wire. Fiddler is especially relevant in troubleshooting interop issues or to see if a request was received and a response sent during the federation dance.
At work, I had to look into request/response compression in WCF with .NET 3.5. In order to be sure whether what I’m doing had had the desired effect, I had to force Fiddler to capture the client-server SOAP traffic. So now I’ll try to summarize what I learned.
The process consists of four steps:
- Hosting the web service
- Setting up Fiddler reverse proxy
- Modifying the WS’ WSDL file
- Setting up the client
- Calling the service via Fiddler’s proxy
First, you need to host your service somewhere. In my example, I used the IIS 7.5 and set it to listen locally at port
555
.Then you have to set up the reverse proxy, which gathers requests from various sources (servers) and forwards them to its client (in this case, your service). In this scenario, this is useful because you might have difficulties routing the communication between your testing client (be it the default WCF Test Client, SoapUI, a smartphone or what have you) and the service.
To set it up in Fiddler, you first have to go to Tools | Fiddler options | Connections. Set the proxy port to the desired value; in my case,
8888
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Then you have to forward the traffic, coming to the proxy, to the WCF service in question. Go to Rules | Custom Rules. In the OnBeforeRequest method, add the redirecting.
You’re almost ready to go. Now the only remaining obstacle is the definition (WSDL) file your service generates. The .svc automatically generates a WSDL that contains the endpoint address in a few places; the local address is automatically inserted. If you tried to create a reference using this WSDL, your WCF Test Client would go directly to the service instead of going through the proxy. So copy the WSDL file, replace all original endpoints with your proxy (in this case, localhost:8888) and save it; then give it to the Test Client to create the reference from.
And that’s it, you’re set. You can call the service and any all communication will be logged by Fiddler and forwarded to your service hosted on the IIS.
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Nov 21, 2013 It also create the behavior. The next class to create is the endpoint behavior. This is where we add the inspector to the endpoint. This mean that every method of the service will have the inspector hooked to them. If it’s not the desired behavior, it’s also possible to hook an inspector with a. You can inspect or modify the incoming or outgoing messages across a WCF client by implementing a System.ServiceModel.Dispatcher.IClientMessageInspector and inserting it into the client runtime. For more information, see Extending Clients. The equivalent feature on the service is the System.ServiceModel.Dispatcher.IDispatchMessageInspector. Wcf ria services; About Tim. Tim is a program manager at Microsoft, working on.NET and developer tools (formerly UI frameworks including WPF, Silverlight, UWP, and WinUI). In the past Tim worked as software developer for various healthcare and consulting companies building client and web applications. Personally Tim is an avid cyclist. If you want something more robust that you can include in your code, then I think what you want to implement is a WCF Message Inspector. More on how to do this on the client: You can inspect or modify the incoming or outgoing messages across a WCF client by implementing a System.ServiceModel.Dispatcher.IClientMessageInspector and inserting it.
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