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Is it really so, that If you e.g. test you Web Service with Browser and
your Web Service throws SOAPException, it does not appear into Browser?

I tried those Web.Config settings etc. but nothing helped.
Is it really so difficult to Broser to show Exception in XML?

Cheers,

Are you using the asmx documentation help page
(http://15seconds.com/graphics/issue/040610_01.jpg)?

If so, the browser is using plain HTTP POST and not using SOAP at all
.... that's why you don't see the SOAP exception.

You need to write a client that uses the SOAP protocol.

Josh
http://www.thejoyofcode.com/

Sorry - I mean the help page shown at the top of this article:
http://15seconds.com/issue/040609.htm

No, I don't see page like it is in URL
(http://15seconds.com/graphics/issue/040610_01.jpg)
so, maybe my service is usinh SOAP.

Is it so, that IE and FireFox does not support anykind of SOAP
messages?

Are there any tools that could do same like Browsers but
understand SOAP too?

Chrees.

"Josh Twist" <> wrote in message
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> Are you using the asmx documentation help page
> (http://15seconds.com/graphics/issue/040610_01.jpg)?
>
> If so, the browser is using plain HTTP POST and not using SOAP at all
> ... that's why you don't see the SOAP exception.
>
> You need to write a client that uses the SOAP protocol.
>
> Josh
> http://www.thejoyofcode.com/
>

Can you explain how you are using internet explorer to talk to your web
service?