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communication between two webservice through Biztalk server
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| priya.H.Gupta@lntinfotech.com 2005-08-01, 2:53 am |
| In my organization we have a webservice on one biztalk server which calls
another webservice on another biztalk server ..the problem is we are not
getting te required output from the another webservice .....so we dont know
whether its is making a call or not.........as we cannot debug th
webservice.. can you give some tips
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| You can debug the web service (in part) by:
In the published web service (IIS) web.config file, there is a
<ThrowDetailedError> node. Set the value to True which will write out a
detailed error message.
BA
"priya.H.Gupta@lntinfotech.com"
<priya.H.Gupta@lntinfotech.com@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:70DF29AD-1AE2-4F9D-B02B-F41FC9D69518@microsoft.com...
> In my organization we have a webservice on one biztalk server which calls
> another webservice on another biztalk server ..the problem is we are not
> getting te required output from the another webservice .....so we dont
know
> whether its is making a call or not.........as we cannot debug th
> webservice.. can you give some tips
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| Marvin Smit 2005-08-01, 8:09 am |
| Hi,
You could push a TcpTrace or SOAPTrace between the WebServices and see
what is going over the wire.
Hope this helps,
Marvin Smit
On Sun, 31 Jul 2005 22:11:01 -0700, "priya.H.Gupta@lntinfotech.com"
<priya.H.Gupta@lntinfotech.com@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>In my organization we have a webservice on one biztalk server which calls
>another webservice on another biztalk server ..the problem is we are not
>getting te required output from the another webservice .....so we dont know
>whether its is making a call or not.........as we cannot debug th
>webservice.. can you give some tips
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