ServiceStack新API-如何获取原始请求/响应

Question

I'm using the new ServiceStack.Client to consume a ServiceStack API, and to make a simple prototype to a client, as they are using PHP, I would like to show the raw request and response that internally ServiceStack is using to make the request.

Is there anything I can hook up in the client side to get the raw URL and data that is been sent to the API as well the raw json that we're getting from the API call?

I'm simply using, as an example:

var service = new JsonServiceClient(gko_url);
var response = service.Post<Authenticate>("/auth", new Authenticate()
{
    UserName = username,
    Password = password,
    RememberMe = true
});

Answer 1

If you are trying to inspect the raw HTTP request & response between the ServiceStack Client and service, the easiest way is to run the Fiddler proxy on the same PC as the client.

Then set the ServiceStack client to use fidder as a proxy (running on localhost port 8888 by default):

var client = new JsonServiceClient(gko_url);
IWebProxy webProxy = new WebProxy("http://localhost:8888");
client.Proxy = webProxy;
var response = client.Post<Authenticate>("/auth", new Authenticate()
{
    UserName = username,
    Password = password,
    RememberMe = true
});

You can then inspect the raw HTTP Request and Response between the client and the server via the Fiddler UI. That will give you and others confidence the "over the wire" communication is pure HTTP+JSON , and language-independent.

This may be more effective to "show off", since you are not asking the ServiceStack client to give you the raw HTTP communication - it is coming from a completely different application (Fiddler web proxy).