Since this question tells me that SoapHttpClientProtocol is not thread safe. And, my real life testing tells me this is true, as my SoapHeader properties keep getting mixed up between calls. Is there a way to make sure that I can use this across threads and keep my properties correct? And make sure I don’t run into the example given in that question of one thread thinking the connection is open, when another thread has closed it? Do I need to worry about the soap header values after my request has been made? How can I verify the properties are as I set them until the request has been issued?
Since this question tells me that SoapHttpClientProtocol is not thread safe. And, my real
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The first thing I would ask is does your service work correctly if you do not make it multi-threaded. If you make subsequent calls do they all work correctly and give you the desired results? If not then there is a problem on the server side more than likely.
To see what you are sending you could serialize down the soap message before it goes. Make sure it’s getting generated correctly.
My job blocks access to a lot of websites but CodeProject has some examples if I remember correctly.
If the single thread works have the serialization layer in place and have it write the files to disk in your multi-threaded scenario. Then you can see what is working and what is not by what your code thinks it’s sending.
More than likely your calls are getting mixed by the server since you are trying to establish multiple connections while it may be seeing your endpoint as one value, kind of like being behind a NAT firewall. Which means you may be getting a connection but one of your other threads gets its message through first. If that is the case you could try spinning each thread up in it’s own app domain and see if it does anything for you. Not saying that it will work, but not sure off the top of my head what else may be available for you to try.