You create an XML Web service named Servicel that exposed your company's inventory dat

A.This data is used by other companies to place orders. Servicel must conform to existing formatting standards for inventory data.You deploy Servicel. You discover that some client applications arerejecting your XML formatting because the XML is inconsistent with the expected standard. You want to debug this problem by tracing the XML responses.What should you do?A.In the We

B.config file, enable tracing by setting the enabled attribute of the trace element to "true"B.Inside each Web method, use the Debug class to write the contents of the inherited Context.Response property to a log file

C.Create a SOAP extension to log the SoapMessageStage. Af- terSerialize output to a log file

D.You want to debug this problem by tracing the XML responses.What should you do?A.In the Web.config file, enable tracing by setting the enabled attribute of the trace element to "true"B.Inside each Web method, use the Debug class to write the contents of the inherited Context.Response property to a log fileC.Create a SOAP extension to log the SoapMessageStag

E.Af- terSerialize output to a log fileD.On each Web method, use the SoapHeader attribute to map all SOAP headers to a member variable for the Servicel class. Then use the Trace.WriteLine method to log the headers to a log file