Hi, thanks for a quick response. I like the idea of intercepting the request to validate it. I guess that as long as the request does not make it to the endpoint (in this case, Amazon), that would be fine. You mentioned writing a handler, is there one already written for this case? Is it difficult to write one? And where would I go for examples of how to write one?
Thanks, Pobzeb Armerding Vann's Inc. Software Engineer On Tue, 8 Nov 2005 14:40:32 -0500, Anne Thomas Manes wrote: | Do you want to view it interactively, or do you want to intercept | it and validate it? | | In both cases, you need to write a handler. The former might be | difficult, though, because the request will probably time out | before you send it. | | Anne | | On 11/8/05, Pobzeb Armerding <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:| | Hi everyone, | || I am writing a client that will communicate with the Amazon web || service to update product and inventory information for my || companies store. I have all of the XSD files for verifying the || validity of my soap messages. I want to view the SOAP XML || request string before sending it (ie: see the request string in || order that I might validate it against the XSD files.). Is there || some way to do this? || || Thanks, || Pobzeb Armerding || Vann's Inc. || Software Engineer
