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Why when calling XMLRPC from iis there is no request to capture a violinist?

I have a .NET web application that uses CookComputing.XmlRpcV2 to exchange xmlrpc.

When I call my unit tests in Visual Studio 2008, fiddler2 successfully captures the actual xmlrpc requests, but when I run the actual application in IIS7, it shows nothing. I checked that it actually invokes xmlrpc requests in my firewall, but I need to see the contents of the requests for debugging purposes.

I released iisreset with a fiddler running, trying to figure out if IIS really retrieves proxies from WinINET when the application starts, but that didn't help.

Does IIS have its own proxy settings for each application? Or if it is part of ASP.NET ... I cannot find any information about this.

I could, of course, define my own proxy server in WebRequest somehow in the code, but since I just want to use the proxy for debugging purposes, I would rather find a simpler solution.

This is Vista running under iis7 with .NET 3.5 SP1. Fiddler2 Version 2.1.9.2

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Default proxy settings for each user. What authentication is done under IIS?

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The answer opens Configuring the registry key for all users in C # . It refers to http://www.pctools.com/guides/registry/detail/1147/ , which suggests creating a registry parameter ProxySettingsPerUser and a value of 0 DWORD.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1705631/

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