I got
Soapmonitorservice and applet up. By default, it is on port 5001 so X=5001.
Where do I define destination port and where do I define destination
host?
My
service endpoint is like http:<service-host>:<serviceport>/a/b. So I
changed my code to talk to service http:localhost:5001/a/b. I presume once I am
able to provide destination host and port to soapmonitor, it will reroute the
request to http:<service-host>:<serviceport>/a/b
Also
somehow the applet works in IE but not in Firefox - the java plugin does not get
invoked in firefox at all.
Thanks,
Vish.
-----Original Message-----
From: prashanth shivakumar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 16, 2006 2:59 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Can SOAPMonitor be used to sniff http requests/responses on clien t side?you can monitor on client as well...Configure your monitor so that local port is "X"[this is any free local port on ur local system] and destination port is "Y"[this is the port on which ur webservice is running...Ex:8080]..Now making use of ur client,send requests to port "X" and NOT "Y"...everything should work fine..RgdsPrashanth
On 2/16/06, Pantvaidya, Vishwajit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I am sending requests to a remote webservice - can I use SOAPMonitor to sniff and pick up those http requests? My understanding is that SOAPMonitor has to be deployed on the web service side to monitor the soap traffic to/from that service - since in this case I do not have access to the remote webservice host, I presume I will not be able to use the SOAPmonitor here.I tried tcpmon - it is able to intercept my resuest messages - I am not able to get the response back from the service. Not sure what is going wrong.
