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Is there a way to view the actual underlying xml data that the cookcomputing.xmlrpc.net library returns? From what I can tell, it is only exposed via the xmlrpcstruct that the object creates based on the xml.

However, I am getting XmlRpcInvalidXmlRpcException exceptions, and am trying to understand the problem.

I am using an https connection.

Thanks!

-R

rob
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I didn't initially realize this was so old, but it turned up as a 'related' question to things I was looking for. I figured I'd throw in the way I do logging with xml-rpc.net. It will spit out the request XML and response XML to specified directory. Default directory is C:\ I believe.

Create an instance of RequestResponseLogger and attach it to your proxy.

RequestResponseLogger logger= new RequestResponseLogger();
logger.Directory = "C:\xmlrpclogs";
proxy.AttachLogger(logger);

snowBlind
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I am not familiar with this library but I suppose that it will finally boil down to a WebRequest for which you could activate the trace in app.config

Darin Dimitrov
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