Use of tcpipmonitor in eclipse

This is a tcpmon-like tool provided by eclipse or myeclipse. It is easy to use.

For tcpmon, there are currently two tools with the same name: Apache and googlecode.

The Apache address is http://ws.apache.org/tcpmon/, and the googlecodeaddress is https://code.google.com/p/tcpmon/

The tcpmon on googlecode is a newer version. The project page of the older version of this tool is ~ SVN

Now let's get down to the point. TCP provided by ECLIPSE/IP monitor usage)

1) Open the TCP/IP monitor view myeclipse --> window --> show View --> Other --> myeclipse common --> TCP/IP monitor --> ok2) configure TCP/IP monitor to listen to TCP/IP monitor View --> drop-down triangle in the upper right corner --> properties --> Add attribute description: Local Monitoring Port: Port Number of the local monitor, when you access the Web service, you can directly access this port. It will forward the request to the server host name: server host address port: server-side port type: Select TCP/IP here, if HTTP is selected, we can only see the HTTP interaction style, but cannot see the packet header. 3) Start the TCP/IP monitor listener. When we access the service, the request address should be '100. 0.0.1 '+ 'local monitoring port' (you can use a browser or other tool class) the local monitoring port of the local machine will forward the request to 'host name' + 'Port' after receiving the request ', the opposite is the response process, which is equivalent to interceptor in struts2. It means that we add a filter ourselves. In other words, its principle is the same as that of tcpmon.