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Edit Post #288408 Initial revision 11 months ago
Answer A: How can I return XML from BeforeSendRequest and AfterReceiveReply to the calling method in a thread-safe way?
I was able to find a solution that uses `ConcurrentDictionary`, but it's a bit ugly. First, I amended the auto-generated classes in `Reference.cs` with a new property `Guid InternalCorrelationId`. Since the auto-generated classes are `partial`, this can be done in separate files that aren't change...
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11 months ago
Edit Post #288407 Initial revision 11 months ago
Question How can I return XML from BeforeSendRequest and AfterReceiveReply to the calling method in a thread-safe way?
We have a console application using the Azure WebJob SDK. The WebJob relies on a WCF service using SOAP, which it accesses through a DLL we wrote that wraps the auto-generated WCF types in something a bit more friendly. For logging purposes, we want to save the request and response XML bodies for ...
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11 months ago