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What's the easiest way to enable IIS debugging?
Server 1c, IIS is installed on the server.
1c published on the web server. There is also a website from which orders are pushed to this server in 1s.
Everything worked.
After some work by a php programmer on the website, orders from the website stopped coming at 1s.
Wireshark installed on a Windows server shows that xml with an order comes to it, but IIS sends a 500 error in response. In addition to wireshark, this can also be seen in the IIS logs, but there it's just three lines
GET /iisserver/ws/CustomerOrders.1cws wsdl 80 - - - 200 0 0 375
POST /iisserver/ws/CustomerOrders.1cws - 80 - PHP-SOAP/7.1.29 - 200 0 0 62
POST /iisserver/ws/CustomerOrders.1cws - 80 - PHP-SOAP/7.1.29 - 500 0 0 125
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As a rule, error 1c is described in the response body.
Well, in IIS there should already be something like: IIS Manager - <Specific Server> - Sites - - <Virtual Application Name> - Error Pages - Change Settings ... If the server encounters an error, return to Detailed Error Messages.
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