One can use ethereal or tcpdump (or any other network sniffer) to capture and look at the SOAP packets on the wire, if that's what you need to do. It can be helpful when working out interop issues related to the SOAP packet structure and you aren't in a situation where soapmon or other proxy tool can be used. The challenge of using a sniffer is setting filters to trap only the packets you're interested in.
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