Question
what's TCPMon and how to use it to capture Pega HTTP traffic?
hi, in below article,
https://support.pega.com/question/sending-attachment-multipart-connect-rest-not-working
TCPMon was mentioned as below:
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A good approach here is to employ TCPMon - set the endpoint in Pega as the listening port of TCPMon and have this utility forward the request onto the actual endpoint (or just dump it). The point here is that TCPMon will show you the raw data of what the request looks like leaving Pega.
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May I know how could I use this tool, or any other way, to show raw HTTP request leaving Pega?
Thanks.
@MaxonL16591286 TCPMon is a tool used to trace SOAP request/response messages. It can be utilized to capture HTTP traffic including requests leaving Pega. To use TCPMon you would typically set it up to listen on a specific port and configure your Pega application to send requests to that port. This allows you to view the raw HTTP requests and responses in real time. Additionally you can use other HTTP tracing tools like Fiddler or the built in developer tools in browsers (e.g. F12 in Internet Explorer) to capture HTTP request/response data.
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Support Guide: How to Trace a SOAP Request/Response Using TCPMon