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Wireshark will allow you to put together the conversation betweek two endpoints. &nbsp;It does get a bit technical. &nbsp;i have been using it for a while for network testing. &nbsp;<br />
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Here is an app that looks like it will do what you want. &nbsp;<a href="http://www.soapui.org/" rel="ugc">http://www.soapui.org/</a> specific for SOAP testing i think.<br />
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let me know if that helps. &nbsp;i am a NOC guy who knows little about SOAP. 
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Wireshark will allow you to put together the conversation betweek two endpoints.  It does get a bit technical.  i have been using it for a while for network testing.  

Here is an app that looks like it will do what you want.  http://www.soapui.org/ [http://www.soapui.org/] specific for SOAP testing i think.

let me know if that helps.  i am a NOC guy who knows little about SOAP.

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Experts, I'm attempting to diagnose a problem and need to monitor traffic to and from my web service so I can see SOAP requests being sent and received. Is there a program that would allow me to &quot;watch&quot; this traffic?<br />
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Thank you for your help!<br />
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~ C
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Experts, I'm attempting to diagnose a problem and need to monitor traffic to and from my web service so I can see SOAP requests being sent and received. Is there a program that would allow me to "watch" this traffic?

Thank you for your help!

~ C

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