How to debug sercued web service client ?

I ususally use TCPMon or Jdeveloper Http analyzer to debug non-secured Java SE web service client application . however, how do I debug secured web service client, e.g. web service with OWSM policy enable service?
I tried and got bad certificate error since the TCPMon or Jdeveloper Http analyzer act as proxy.
BTW, I'm not able to install any such proxy on server side.
Thanks

Hi,
  As far as i know. the only way to debug a webservice is from SE80.
open your webservice from se80,
Give your REQUEST as an XML file,(put a break point in side ur web-class)and analyis ur RESPONSE.
you are using RFC but it seams that problem is not in that function module else you can use SRDEBUG tcode to debug remote enabled function module.
If you are getting error in CALL TRANSFORMATION.
The only posibility is the data u r passing it for converting it in XML.
just post your code with CALL TRANSFORMATION or the point which is going into dump....
Regards,
Raj

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    I'm facing the same problem with NetBeans 5.5.1 while I had no trouble with NetBeans 5.5 (I wonder why I updated :-( )
    I hope someone can help us.
    Best regards
    edit:
    It should be due JDK 1.6; I will try and I'll let you have my results.
    Rread this:
    http://www.netbeans.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=90112
    Edited by: NikJ2ME on Oct 13, 2007 5:05 AM

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