How to watch SOAP requests/responses

Hello,
I am developing web services on 9.0.4. I want to watch the SOAP Requests that are sent from client and that are received from server. Is there any monitoring service provided by Oracle ?
Thanks
Kiran

On 904, you have the abilitty to use an HTTP proxy tool between the client and the service. This has to be driven from the client side. You can find informations on the way to do this with JDeveloper here:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/collateral/tutorials/9050/mvcmodel_webservices_tut.html#test
If you need to view it from the server side, you can turn on debugging at the servlet level, to get some more information, but this should not be used on production system. To get the list of options, use "java -jar oc4j.jar -listProperties". Those of interest to you are:
http.request.debug - Used to gate whether to dump http traffic to console
http.error.debug - Gates whether to dump HTTP exceptions to the console
On production system, your best option will be to use a servlet filter :-(
If you are using Windows to host your services, you can also take a look at Mindreef's SOAPscope to capture all the traffic at the NIC level.
Hope this helps,
Eric

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