Hey Thomas,
look in the user's guide under "Using Transport Hooks" :
(from user's guide)
Using Transport Hooks
Some extensions to the Apache SOAP framework necessitate the ability to
interact with the SOAP envelope just after it comes off of the wire, or just
before a response goes out. To facilitate this type of interaction, Apache
SOAP provide the ability to insert pluggable transport extensions into the
runtime. The current instantiation of these transport extensions in the
Apache SOAP framework are known as Envelope Editors.
You can also write your own rpcrouter servlet ( like tha apache soap router
servlet ), that dumps the raw data to a a log/screen before converting it to
Call/Parameter objects....
thanks,
HTH,
Aron Vaughan.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tomas Jacobsson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 8:37 AM
Subject: A way to see the actual Soap message
> Hello!
> I wonder if ther is a way to see the actual soap messages that is
travelling between
> server and client. I uses Apache Soap, Tomcat and xerces but I don't get
the feeling
> of what is happening between the client and server. I build my call in
Java on the
> client side, of that I think it must make a Soap message of the call to be
able to
> send it to the server. And I wonder if there is some way to how this soap
message
> looks like in text, with the header, envelope and body. Like for example
that you
> can print it on the screen or something like that.
> Regards
>
> /Tomas
>
