How can I get the raw XML response from a .NET generated SOAP client rather than serialized objects? -

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i need access raw response xml .net generated soap client (using svcutil). believe can intercepting custom behaviour, don't need deserialized objects @ (and rather not take performance hit of creating them). there way can bypass default serialization , access raw response xml directly?

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc163302.aspx

this article describes notion of inspectors - can 'raw' message in there.

this not address avoiding .net serialisation though...


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