Once you move from TCP --> HTTP you move from a protocol tunnel to an application proxy.
I don't think you need something that works "like" a proxy, what you need is an HTTP proxy. Perhaps squid or something allows you do dump out the raw HTTP traffic? Ben On Thu, 2003-02-20 at 10:48, Ricky Ho wrote: > Would it be nice to no requiring the TCPTunnel to define the target address > and port ? > > For example, I have a client application which dynamically determine the > service endpoint address (via UDDI), there is NO way that I can setup the > TCPTunnel to monitor the traffic between the client app and the endpoint > (maybe multiple). > > In fact, I need HTTP level tracing but not TCP level tracing. If there is > another tool that works like a HTTP Proxy which can examine the client > application's target URL and forward to that endpoint. It would be very > useful. > > Thoughts ? > > Rgds, Ricky >
