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    TCPMonPlus

    TCPMonPlus

    TCPMonPlus intercepts TCP packets and SOAP reqeusts

    ...NOTE: You can run the application in console mode using the following example command: java -cp . com.yasmoicoco.proxy.tcpmon.TCPMonitorPlus -console 9080 192.168.1.1 9080 true Using the scripts: Or You may execute one of the scripts as follows: Windows: TCPMonPlus.bat TCPMonPlusConsole.bat Non Windows: TCPMonPlus.sh TCPMonPlusConsole.sh Also known as TCPMon
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    TcpMon is a Linux program written in Java that will show you detailed listings of all TCP and UDP endpoints on your system, including the local and remote addresses and state of TCP connections. Requires JAVA 6 installed to run.
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    Capture, analyze, modify, replicate your application's TCP traffic. Simulate slow and unreliable networks. More powerful than Apache TCPMon and less expensive than Shunra Cloud. You can finally see what your SOAP service is sending over HTTPS!
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