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SoapTrace's source code has been updated to work with .NET 2.0 and compile with Visual Studio or MSBuild.

Download:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/soaptrace/files/soaptrace/SoapTrace-0.7.zip/download

MD5: beea03e9b76840334fa27ceac57fb699

SoapTrace now supports WinPcap 3.0 and 3.1.

The .NET WinPcap wrapper classes have been modified so they use the older pcap_findalldevs method which works with both WinPcap 3.0 and 3.1.

If you are not using WinPcap then there is no need to upgrade to SoapTrace version 0.6.

Downloads:

Binary and source distributions are available

http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/soaptrace/SoapTrace-0.6-bin.zip?download ... read more

Bug fix and usability enhancement release. Major highlights:

1) Improved performance when displaying large soap messages.

2) You can now choose to show the application in the System Tray.

3) Fixed a bug where the application prevented the user from logging off or shutting down.

4) Added .NET 2.0 to the supported runtimes so SoapTrace will run with just .NET 2.0 installed.

5) Can now run SoapTrace under different user accounts at the same time. ... read more

1) Managed C++ WinPcap library ported to C#.
2) Speed improvements when reading data packets from WinPcap.
3) User configuration now stored in the same location for different SoapTrace assembly versions.

Added support for capturing soap messages sent to different servers. Selecting "File"->"New Tab" opens up a new tab in the UI. Each tab can be configured to display messages sent to a different server.

1) Added soap request/response logging.
2) Added simple soap request replay.
3) Custom formatters now passed web service host name/IP address.
4) Packet capture bug fix.

Initial release of SoapTrace.Net. A soap message monitoring utility written in C#. Captures soap messages by behaving as a proxy server or by capturing data packets using the WinPcap library or Windows Raw Sockets.

Download:

http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/soaptrace/SoapTrace-0.1.zip?download