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Dear Team,
In HTTP server release V2.6 (compare to release V1.5), we did not fine the equivalent of « Message Tracing=enabled » any more.
This to be able to control once the Xml Requests & responses managed by the server (sent by different Clients).
Issue : when we enable the toolbox tracing as below, more traces, but not about the XML requests and responses.
not possible to control the xml Client request into the http server 2.6
Equivalent « Message Tracing=enabled » in http server in 1.5
Idea priority | Urgent |
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Attachment (Description): example in http 1.5