Hi, I would like to be able use something like Fiddler with my Apache Chemistry client.
My chemistry client is embedded in a server application running in a Jetty server. I would like to see the request/response trace while using the Web Services binding between the chemistry client and the CMIS repository (which is on a different box). My setup is a client/server spring application with both the client and server running on my development box. The server part of the app is what contains the Chemistry client libraries, and is deployed on Jetty. The CMIS repository is on a different machine, accessible over the network. Pretty standard stuff. I tried adding this to the Jetty JVM startup: -Dhttp.proxyHost=localhost -Dhttp.proxyPort=8888 and tried invoking the server with Fiddler running, but nothing gets captured when calls are made to the CMIS repository. I know Fiddler is working because I can see it capturing my browser traffic. I also tried with IP address and 127.0.0.1 instead of localhost and nothing helped. Am I going about this right way? I have the CMIS and Apache Chemistry in Action book, but it just mentions how to do this with the CMIS workbench (which works). Thanks, Tim
