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, (6489 days ago)
Is there any way to catch exactly what is sent on a Get or Post command.
I've tried using Request.body, .Headers, and .Cookies, but am uncertain if that is exactly what is being sent.
by , (6489 days ago) @ Thomas McQueen
Hi Thomas,
You can use wodHttpDLX's DebugFile property to see everything sent and received by wodHttpDLX. This is a hidden property so it won't show as you type by intellisense, but it's there.
Please note, that this property is used in debugging purposes, so you should avoid using it in real applications since it's size could get heavy on the size.
Can you check it out? Is that what you had in mind?
Regards,
Damba
by , (6488 days ago) @ wodDamir
Hi Thomas,
You can use wodHttpDLX's DebugFile property to see everything sent and received by wodHttpDLX. This is a hidden property so it won't show as you type by intellisense, but it's there.
Please note, that this property is used in debugging purposes, so you should avoid using it in real applications since it's size could get heavy on the size.
Can you check it out? Is that what you had in mind?
Regards,
Damba
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