Matt, thanks a lot! Options 2 and 3 are the right answers to my problem. I
tried the TcpTunnel tool but it didn't show any traffic. Here is the
detail:

java org.apache.soap.util.net.TcpTunnelGui 80 localhost 7001 (using
WebLogic 5.1 locally)

Thanks,



                                                                                       
                     
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Hi,

You have several options:

1) Use the TcpTunnelGui tool as described in the documentation.
2) Create EnvelopeEditors that spit out the envelopes. EnvelopeEditors are
described in the documentation.
3) Take a look at what the Call.invoke(...) method does, and do the same
thing yourself (except you will print out the Envelopes you want).

Thanks,
-Matt

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