Each entry contains the QueryString, HTTP headers, a hex dump of the payload and then the decoded WbXml value. ActiveSyncLog 2009.07.28.txt: This file is one of two log files produced by our ActiveSync server. Our server responds with a 400 Bad Request response to all commands, since there is no payload.

The first POST is a FolderSync, the second is a FolderSync, and the third is a Sync. This capture records three commands issued by the device. As can be seen, all packets are content-length: 0 and there is no payload to the POST.

Copied here as well for reference: WireShark.pcap: A wireshark packet capture of the communication between the device and our server. Is there some sort of different algorithm for high bandwidth or low bandwidth connections?Įmail has been sent. When using a cellular data connection it does not.

If this is supported what is the proper response for 'send the whole request'? Edit: The phone appears to synchronize correctly when sharing the internet connection via usb/windows mobile device center. But nowhere in the document (as far as we can tell) allows this for commands such as foldersync. For instance, a 0 byte payload for the Sync command just uses the last request from the client. What we are wondering is if perhaps there is some undocumented support for 0 byte payloads on all commands that just means use the default value or use the last known good request. The phone is most definitely sending a FolderSync command with a 0 byte payload. We have wireshark packet captures as well as detailed logs from our application which outputs the QueryString, all HTTP headers and the payload for every ActiveSync post. We are developing an ActiveSync server, not using Exchange. Hello Dominic, Unfortunately, it isn't a logging issue.

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