I'm having trouble reading multiple SOAP-headers with the same Name and Namespace. The usual
request.Headers.GetHeader<string>("Name", "Namespace")
throws an exception if there are multiple SOAP-Headers with the given name and namespace.
I've come up with the following solution, but I hope there is a more straightforward way, because this is a little bit too much if you ask me:
var list = request.Headers.ToList(); // .ToList() might not be neccessary...
var indexes = list.Select((x, i) => new { Idx = i, Obj = x })
.Where(x => x.Obj.Name == "App"
&& x.Obj.Namespace == SoapUtilities.NAMESPACE)
.Select(x => x.Idx).ToList();
List<string> applist = new List<string>();
foreach (var idx in indexes)
{
string app = request.Headers.GetHeader<string>(idx);
applist.Add(app);
}
Of course I can do this:
request.Headers.Where(x=>x.Name = "App"
&& x.Namespace = SoapUtilities.NAMESPACE).ToList();
... but that gives a list of MessageHeaderInfo and I cannot figure out how to get the payload of the SOAP-header easily out of it...
Kind regards,
Edwin.