SOAP Webservics Monitoring Tools

Hi,
Can somebody please suggest me what are the good tools around to monitor java webservices. To monitor every layer of web services such as transport, security, request & response times, error stacks etc. Atleast most of the layers.
Thanks,
Pradeep

Thats what i thought, but i got the following Info on my logs, when i started up tomcat. I can access my current services on it, but AmberPoint cant see them. I suspect, its becuase I am running on Metro stack. As per AmberPoint specs, they work with Axis. Any other tool you can suggest?
Thanks again.
01/04/2010 6:14:25 PM com.amberpoint.products.deved.model.KomContainerFactory create
INFO: Creating a Container from KomContainerInfo = {ServerInfo=[Tomcat: Apache Tomcat/6.0.24] rootUrl=[http://localhost:8080/] rootDirectory=[C:\LocalDev\apache-tomcat-6.0.24\webapps\apexpress\]}
01/04/2010 6:14:25 PM com.amberpoint.products.deved.ui.model.ModelLoader$ModelCreationThread doCreate
INFO: Initialized container TomcatAxisContainer{name=[TomcatAxisContainer]}
Deployments:
Web Services and OperationsTomcatAxisContainer{name=[TomcatAxisContainer]}
01/04/2010 6:14:25 PM com.amberpoint.products.deved.ui.model.ModelLoader$ModelCreationThread doCreate
WARNING: No Web Services were found in this container!

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