RIA Services (because it is based on WCF) binary encodes the messages it sends across. These are a pain to try and read when using Fiddler. MSDN has a plugin for Fiddler that decodes the message and displays the decoded XML: Super simple to use, just download and drop the DLL in the Inspectors folder of the Fiddler installation folder. Or, in Fiddler 2.3.0.6 or later, you can do so by listing the hostname inside the text box Skip Decryption for the following hosts found by clicking Tools Fiddler Options HTTPS. Alternatively, you could disable HTTPS-decryption for traffic from an entire application (e.g. Boring.exe) using a rule like this inside OnBeforeRequest. On code.msdn.com there is a very useful WCF Binary message inspector extension for fiddler. W hat do we need to do to make this (very useful) extension work with the default 'REST with binary' encoding used by the WCF RIA Services release candidate? The RIA service breaking changes doc says this: Changed server communication from SOAP with binary encoding to REST with binary encoding. Fiddler Inspector for Federation Messages. Fiddler is a great tool to help debug specific issues associated with how the messages look on the wire. Solidsquad creo 3 0 crack download. Fiddler is especially relevant in troubleshooting interop issues or to see if a request was received and a response sent during the federation dance. The Fast Infoset message encoding of WCF-Xtensions produces the most compact messages compared to any system-provided message encondings available in WCF. HTTP content negotiation The HTTP content negotiation binding element enables you to support multiple message encodings and compression methods on the same endpoint for serving different clients.

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If you’re doing any work with WCF (and perhaps Silverlight, for example, but any client will do) and you’d like to maximize the performance of your messages, you’re probably using binary encoding as it’s much less verbose than other options. However, this makes tools like Fiddler much less useful when it comes to debugging why the thing isn’t doing what you thought it was doing, because by default Fiddler doesn’t have a useful view of such messages.

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Auto clicker mac 10 15. Well, look no further. There is a WCF Binary-encoded Message Inspector for Fiddler which solves this need. It’s free and hosted on code.msdn.microsoft.com. You can read more about it on the Functional Fun blog.

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