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Developing applications

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DEVELOPING COLDFUSION 9 APPLICATIONS

Using Web Elements and External Objects

<cffunction access="remote" name="echo_me" output="false" returntype="string"

displayname="Echo Test" hint="Header test">

<cflog text="#soapreq#"

log="APPLICATION"

type="Information">

Using the TCP monitor

TCPMonitor is a swing-based application that lets you watch the request and response flow of HTTP traffic. You can

also watch the request and response flow of SOAP traffic. TCPMonitor replaces the Sniffer service formerly used in

Macromedia JRun.

Run TCPMonitor

On Windows and UNIX platforms, you can execute the TCPMonitor by launching the sniffer utility in the

jrun_root/bin directory.

The TCP Monitor main window appears.

TCPMonitor is a swing-based application that lets you watch the request and response flow of HTTP traffic.

However, you can also use it to watch the request and response flow of SOAP traffic.

To run TCPMonitor:

On Windows and UNIX platforms, you can execute the TCPMonitor by launching the sniffer utility in the

cf_root/bin (server configuration) or jrun_root/bin (multiserver configuration) directory.

The TCP Monitor main window appears.

Note: In the J2EE configuration, run the utility directly out of the JAR file by using the following command:

java -cp cf_webapp_root/WEB-INF/cfusion/lib/axis.jar java org.apache.axis.utils.tcpmon

[listening_port] [target_host] [target_port]

Enter the values in the main window as described in the following table:

Listen Port#

Enter a local port number, such as 8123, to monitor for incoming connections. Instead of requesting

the usual port on which your server runs, you request this port. TCPMonitor intercepts the request

and forwards it to the Target Port.

Select Listener to use TCPMonitor as a sniffer service in JRun.

Select Proxy to enable proxy support for TCPMonitor.

Last updated 8/5/2010