service.RequestFactory = factory;
That way, all traffic should be logged into .log and .xml files in the directory you are running in.
Frank Mantek
On 5/11/06, Frank Mantek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you are running under windows, the easiest way for you to see what is returned, is probably to download and install Fiddler (an HTTP traiffic monitoring tool).
If you want to use the build in logger, you do:
GDataLoggingRequestFactory factory = new GDataLoggingRequestFactory("cl", "something");On 5/11/06, chris f <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sorry for the brain dead and bringing this up again. Since I'm
unfamiliar with C#, how would I use the GDataLogginRequestFactory?
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