Re: How to view the actual HTTP generated by a struts action.

[Richard Yee]

There is also a feature in JDeveloper 10g that lets you monitor TCP/IP 
traffic using a proxy. If you use the Apache SOAP library, there is another 
utility available inside it called TcpTunnelGUI in the 
org.apache.soap.util.net package.

-Richard
At 02:47 PM 1/10/2005, you wrote:
Jim Barrows wrote:
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From: kjc [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is there a way to log the HTTP post string that is sent by the browser when
clicking on
<html:image src="anImage.jpg"  property="buttonOps.buttonA" />
Why won't right click view source not work?
I think the OP meant what the HTTP Post looks like, not what the generated 
HTML looks like.

I use a feature that comes with MyEclipse (its not unique to MyEclipse, 
but its the one I'm familiar with). I think another popular one is 
ProxyWorkbench http://www.tcpiq.com/tcpIQ/ProxyWorkbench/.

Basically, they act like a proxy. Suppose your Tomcat listens on port 
8080.  You setup your proxy to listen to another port, like say 8081. It 
redirects to port 8080. You then setup your app to post to port 8081. The 
proxy logs the conversation.

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