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HttpTrackingMiddleware

A custom Owin Middleware to track details of an HTTP request and response.

This is a sample of a custom Owin Middleware, designed to track details and HTTP request and response. It allows you to record extensive details about an HTTP request to a durable store and return the response to the caller with a Tracking Identifier.

Tracking HTTP Request and Response

That way, in case of an error, the caller can call your customer support staff to troubleshoot the real cause of an error.

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You can find a detailed walkthrough about designing this Middleware in the following post from my Blog:

http://maximelabelle.wordpress.com/2014/10/08/capturing-rest-api-calls-with-an-owin-middleware/

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