How to monitor BPEL process..? i want to see HTTP request message..

Hi all,
Is there any way to monitor BPEL process. In Jdev there is tool call
HTTP analyzer but it only monitors process which are invoked from Jdev.
Like Java webservices can monitored via that tool. But i want to monitor BPEL
process. I want to see Http request message. It that possible.?
thanks a lot.
/mishit

Any requests you want to monitor should be routed through obtunnel. So the webservice that calls your bpel process should use the url of the machine where obtunnel is located, and obtunnel should be configured with the details of the machine where the bpel process is located.
also, you may find this thread of interest How to capture SOAP message using TCP Monitor in JDev?

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