I don't think SOAPMonitor can be used with remote services. It's a JAX-RPC handler, which can examine requests/responses on the host it runs on. It has no provisions for forwarding a request to someplace else. prashanth was probably thinking of TCPMon, which can do this.
> 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? > > -----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..
