Re: How to use tcpmon to monitor SOAP response from a remote server

2003-01-09 Thread Mark Mueller
I solved my problem. In the ServiceLocator file I needed to substitute "localhost" and the tcpmon listening port for the service host -- but leave the rest of the URL as it was: java.lang.String ISoapFindMP3Port_address = "http://localhost:8880/cgi-bin/soapmp3search.exe/soap/ISoapFindMP3";;

Re: How to use TCPMon

2002-06-07 Thread Heitzso
minor FYI ... on Linux I use tcpflow to monitor an interface w/o rearranging my ports ... makes life a little easier. On Wed, 2002-06-05 at 16:42, Thombathu, Parameshwara wrote: > I am new to axis and trying to use TCPMon. The service I am using is located > on "service-hostname" with port numbe

RE: How to use TCPMon

2002-06-06 Thread Arne M. Degenring
> I am new to axis and trying to use TCPMon. The service I am > using is located on "service-hostname" with port number 9234. > I set listener port as 1 and target host name as > service-hostname and target port as 9234. When I run my > client Iam not seeing any message. Your client proba

Re: How to use TCPMon

2002-06-06 Thread Doug Davis
Make your client point to port 1. -Dug Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: "'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> cc: Subject: How to use TCPMon I am new to axis and trying to use TCPMon. The service I am using is located on "service-hostname" with port number 9234. I set listene