HTTP Monitor
posted 12 years ago
Hello Everybody,
I don't know wheather this is right place to post a question.I want to know where i will get HTTP Monitor so that i can view all the details related to HTTP Request & HTTP Responce details. I think it is built in in the NetBeans4.0 but i do not have NetBeans.
Regards,
Shrinivas Mujumdar
I don't know wheather this is right place to post a question.I want to know where i will get HTTP Monitor so that i can view all the details related to HTTP Request & HTTP Responce details. I think it is built in in the NetBeans4.0 but i do not have NetBeans.
Regards,
Shrinivas Mujumdar
posted 12 years ago
ou can easily set up TCP TunnelGUI or TCP Monitor as a proxy to view request/response data.
TunnelGUI is a little basic but easy to use - it is included free in the SOAP jars. Usage:
start javaw -classpath soap.jar org.apache.soap.util.net.TcpTunnelGui 8001 localhost 7001
TCP monitor matches requests and reponses but takes a little more work, and it can sometimes be fooeld by Keep-Alive requests. It is in the Apache Axis jar. Usage:
start javaw -classpath axis.jar org.apache.axis.utils.tcpmon 8001 localhost 7001
In both cases above it will listen on local port 8001 and forward requests to localhost:7001
[ June 02, 2005: Message edited by: David O'Meara ]
TunnelGUI is a little basic but easy to use - it is included free in the SOAP jars. Usage:
start javaw -classpath soap.jar org.apache.soap.util.net.TcpTunnelGui 8001 localhost 7001
TCP monitor matches requests and reponses but takes a little more work, and it can sometimes be fooeld by Keep-Alive requests. It is in the Apache Axis jar. Usage:
start javaw -classpath axis.jar org.apache.axis.utils.tcpmon 8001 localhost 7001
In both cases above it will listen on local port 8001 and forward requests to localhost:7001
[ June 02, 2005: Message edited by: David O'Meara ]
