Printing SOAP message sent / received

We've developed a web service that allows a client to send and receive the expected data from a java and a .net client. We're having a problem however when instantiating an object to pass as a param to the webservice from the .net client. It works fine with java primitive type or String - we've tested this. But when we create a class that has a three strings as attributes, none of the params are getting across - the object isn't null, its just marshalled or unmarshalled incorrectly (we think).
What I need to know is how to turn on some type of verbosity so I can see the soap message when using the external .net client? I can see the message fine on the java side, but not when invoking from .net.

You could also monitor this from the .NET client end. One approach is to
write a SOAP extension to intercept the AfterSerialize and BeforeDeserialize
events. Here's a sample code that logs the SOAP request and response:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/cpguide/html/cpconalteringsoapmessag
eusingsoapextensions.asp
Jorge
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We've developed a web service that allows a client to send and receive theexpected data from a java and a .net client. We're having a problem however
when instantiating an object to pass as a param to the webservice from the
.net client. It works fine with java primitive type or String - we've
tested this. But when we create a class that has a three strings as
attributes, none of the params are getting across - the object isn't null,
its just marshalled or unmarshalled incorrectly (we think).
>
What I need to know is how to turn on some type of verbosity so I can seethe soap message when using the external .net client? I can see the message
fine on the java side, but not when invoking from .net.

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