Thank you for the response. I was looking for something that Jmeter provides
as opposed to an external tool to see the request data for a failed
response. Is it possible to configure Jmeter to give the request data also
in addition to request headers. In my case, I am testing a webservice api
that is failing around 10% of the time with different error responses and I
wanted to see what is the corresponding request for these responses. Having
an external tool like a tcpmon proxy will not be as user friendly as
clicking on the response message that is marked in read for having failed
and seeing the corresponding request data for that response message. Jmeter
is still an excellent tool even if this is a limitation of the tool.


sebb-2 wrote:
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> http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-jmeter/NetworkSniffer
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> On 26/09/2007, dasarih <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> How can I see the actual HTTP Request Message that is sent over the wire
>> after all the substitutions for the variables and pre-processing done. I
>> can
>> only see the "Response Data" and "Request Headers" using "View Results
>> Tree"
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