If you need to alter a SOAP message within a SOAP extension, which method should you override to accomplish this?

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Published: 18 Apr 2019
Last updated: 28 May 2026

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Override the ReceiveMessage methodOverride the InitializeMethod methodOverride both ReceiveMessage and InitializeMethod methodsOverride the ProcessMessage methodNone of the above

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To modify a SOAP message in a SOAP extension, you must override the ReceiveMessage method. Overriding InitializeMethod or ProcessMessage is not appropriate for this purpose.

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If you need to alter a SOAP message within a SOAP extension, which method should you override to accomplish this?

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