How to listen to a web service for a message receive.

How to listen to a web service for a message receive.

• cllard

  The web service processes "messages" by default. Could you be more specific with your question
  
  

• madpower2000

  You can implement a SoapExtension.

  SoapExtensions allow you to intercept a web service call on teh way in or the way out (in fact they work on both the client and the server).

  They are very useful for processing a service content irrespective of teh actual implementation. For example you could use them to log all messages to a database, or to perform schema validation on a message content.

  
  

• Jakin

  Consider the case where you have two independent objects that need to process the same message, but neither should know about the other's existence, because they could be independently deployed.

  Current WS implementations and tools do a lousy job of supporting loosely-coupled service design.

  
  
  

• Aravinth Kulasekaran

  One thing you can do is implement an ISAPI filter to intercept the calls

  another option is to implement a gateway so that a front web-service will get called and it would dispatch the call to the intended webservice and to whatever other listener you want

  Arnon

  
  
  

• RedHedToo

  when you just want to debug or look at the message when it arrves at the services. you can look at mindreef.
  
  

• ScottLeo

  The webservice by default processes all messages it receives. Are you looking to store all the messages received and process them separately It would not be requried if that is what you are looking at.

  Can you describe what you are trying to accomplish

  
  
  
• How to listen to a web service for a message receive.