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Hi there,<br />
I have a Java class which uses WebServices to extract information. &nbsp;I have my SOAP logging turned on so that in my log file I can see the SOAP envelope as well as the XML itself. &nbsp;However, I really just want that log file to have only the XML so that I can then use that file as input into another class that will use xPath to parse the data. &nbsp;If I turn off the SOAP logging, then I also lose the XML printout. &nbsp;How can I just get the XML messages to print without all that SOAP before and after it?<br />
Thanks!
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Hi there,
I have a Java class which uses WebServices to extract information.  I have my SOAP logging turned on so that in my log file I can see the SOAP envelope as well as the XML itself.  However, I really just want that log file to have only the XML so that I can then use that file as input into another class that will use xPath to parse the data.  If I turn off the SOAP logging, then I also lose the XML printout.  How can I just get the XML messages to print without all that SOAP before and after it?
Thanks!

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