Hello,
I'm working on a WEB service works under Axis. I'm a blind engineer so audio feedback is sometimes very useful for me to catch events from data stream. It seems interesting. How can I try it? "Dan Kamins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Fellow Axis users, > > I've made a mod to "tcpmon" (the standalone TCP monitor application included > with Axis that lets you debug your SOAP traffic). > > What you get now is a new tab (right after "Admin") called "RPC Synth". In > this tab (see attached screenshot), you can map RPC Calls to MIDI notes. > This lets you *audibly* debug your SOAP traffic and get a sense for what's > going on without staring at a log file, and even while doing other work. > > I've found this very useful myself so far. I'm writing this note to see > what kind of interest people have in this. Particularly if people feel that > this is worth merging into the mainline (or if there is any opposition to > that). I've written it such that TCPMon is still standalone, still backward > compatible, and all RPC Synth mods are *off* by default (unless you specify > "--synth" on command line). All mappings can be specified on the command > line as well, and when you change mappings in the UI, it logs what the > uequivalent command line would be. > > This mod takes advantage of the Java Sound MIDI API (javax.sound.midi.*), > which is standard in JDK 1.3 and above (and available as JMF with earlier > JDKs). > AFAIK most platforms (definitely win32) support a default MIDI setup and > have 16 instruments mapped, including #10 which has dozens of cool > percussion noises. > > Comments are appreciated! Let me know what you think, if you'd like to try > it out, etc. > > -- > Dan Kamins > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > _________________________________________________________________ > MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: > http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx -- **************************************** Koichi Inoue Software Research Center, Ricoh Co. Ltd. e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
