Re: Detecting if a webmethod response is returned?
- From: Dilip Krishnan <"dilip.krishnan AT apdiya DOT com">
- Date: Thu, 16 Jun 2005 09:56:14 -0500
WSE puts a log entry in the event log if the client/destination is unreachable.
Qpeg wrote:
Not a good description I know, but take the scenario where a client calls a web method on my web service, and the client disapears (disconnects, is shut down etc) before the method has time to get to the return-statement and return an answer - does the webservice raise any exception or similair?
Using Enterprise Library I am looking for the best way (without re-inventing the wheel) to write to my log that the client disapeared before my web metod managed to complete.
If not on a pr. web method basis, is System.Web.HttpApplication (from which my Global-class derives) able to detect any of this?
Note: I want to know if the method completed successfully from its point of view - I know actually synchronizing if the client recieved the message has its complications (the client would return a confirmation, but does the client know if the server got the confirmation and so on till your hair turns gray..).
Any pointers would be a great help!
-- HTH Regards, Dilip Krishnan MCAD, MCSD.net dilip.krishnan AT apdiya DOT com .
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