Check what request Json someone sent and what response we returned in D365Fo

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i need to verify what request Json someone sent and what response we returned in D365fo. Currently i'm using a postman to create an item, and in return i'm getting a message "item number has been created". So now if i want to track what request some sent and what response return from D365fo. How can i do that ?

Anyone familiar with this situation ? suggest some solutions.

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Zohan Shahid

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Martin Dráb 239,152 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Which kind of service are you talking about? A custom service called through the JSON-based endpoint?

Does it mean that you want to log all communication on this single endpoint? Or what exactly are you looking for?

How exactly does the "someone" calls the service? Can't you handle logging there?

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Hi Martin,

Yes a custom service.

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ergun sahin 8,826 Moderator on at

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As far as I understand, your purpose is not simply to test the service (if not, there are .Net connection examples published by microsoft if you just want to test and see the result)

But if you want to keep the incoming and outgoing values in every transaction, you need to add logs codes to the relevant methods in the service class.

You can get the service from the service group and You can identify the classes and methods from the service.

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Martin Dráb 239,152 Most Valuable Professional on at

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zohan, please don't forget to look at the other questions as well.

If the requirement is checking the JSON request and response, it's not possible to do it in the service operation, because that works with X++ types, the method response etc. JSON (de-)serialization happens outside of the method. Although we can say for sure that it wouldn't meet the technical requirement, it might still meet the business requirement. We can't know because the business requirement hasn't been described.

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