I finally found the solution, hope it can help. I just had to modify the "action" in the header. So just add this line:
newReply.Headers.Action = "desiredcontent";
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manpreet
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2 years ago
I need to replay some logs saved in JSON in .NET with WCF technology. The software use IClientMessageInspector to obtain the logs and save them in JSON afterwards. So, I need to get this logs and inject them again. To do this,I did something similar as I did when I obtains the logs. I did extend the WCF EndPoint and modify the message with new parameters. Here is the code :
This function seems to have the right values. But, It can call many differents functions depending on the json file. To be able to go into that "BeforeSendRequest" method, I need to call a existing method for example :
And because I modify it in "BeforeSendRequest", it shoudln't matter which function I'm calling here. But, it does return me the error :
It looks like it doesn't like when the method call isn't m_MyService.YYY();