We have a problem with large data being transfered from our webservice.
We would like a tool to monitor the activity of a specific webservice
in II6.0 and how we can reduce the data being transmitted.
tx
Shailen Sukul - 22 Jan 2007 23:14 GMT
Use counters

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Shailen Sukul
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Ashlen Consulting Services
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> We have a problem with large data being transfered from our webservice.
>
> We would like a tool to monitor the activity of a specific webservice
> in II6.0 and how we can reduce the data being transmitted.
>
> tx
JF - 23 Jan 2007 10:29 GMT
OK. Thanx.
> Use counters
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> > tx
Manish Bafna - 29 Jan 2007 10:43 GMT
Hi,
Hi,
Yes you can reduce data transmitted by using soap extensions.You need to
override
ProcessMessage method.In processmessage method there are four stages of Soap
Messages.You will write the code for encrpting data in AfterSerialize stage
and code for Decrypting data in BeforeDeserialze stage.You will find
following URL useful which gives complete working code for it:
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Code/2004/April/UseSoapHeaderInWebService.asp
Hope this helps you out.
Thanks and Regards,
Manish Bafna.
MCP and MCTS.
> We have a problem with large data being transfered from our webservice.
>
> We would like a tool to monitor the activity of a specific webservice
> in II6.0 and how we can reduce the data being transmitted.
>
> tx
Sanjesh - 12 Feb 2007 09:49 GMT
Hi JF,
We have developed a Monitoring Tool to monitor .NET Web Services in
real-time. You can see a flash demo (demo plays by itself) here which shows
some of the features of our tool:
http://www.soapknox.com/demo
Contact us if you want more information.
Sanjesh
Real-Time Web Service Monitoring for .NET
SoapKnox Inc
http://www.soapknox.com
Ph: 832 279 3745
> We have a problem with large data being transfered from our webservice.
>
> We would like a tool to monitor the activity of a specific webservice
> in II6.0 and how we can reduce the data being transmitted.
>
> tx