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Perhaps this is a naieve question, but I'm going to ask anyway.

Your custom transport was the only way I could find to add a receiver using http to the SoapReceivers collection. So I used it, happy in my ignorance. My problem now is that I need to send http messages, but every time my SoapClient derived class tries to send a request, it goes looking for someone to send it and finds only the HttpSysOutputChannel, which will only work for responses to requests.

Now I need a little shove in the right direction. I think I may have taken off in the wrong direction already. I attempted to modify the Send method of the HttpSysOutputChannel to create a new WebRequest so I could send a message if no context was found. It is apparent to me that I don't know what I'm doing. If this is the right way to go about it, can you point me towards a useful resource for understanding how to send WebRequests?

Thanks,
John

Hi, ur custom transport tutorial is exactly what i needed for a project in which i desire to host my web service inside my console app. however, i would like ur the built-in mime handling capability of MTOM but after we receive the message in ur adapter: HttpSysAdapter, the code uses an ISoapFormatter to deserialse the input stream - but its MIME ... and this causes an error.
Is there a built in MIME Deserializer?