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SmartBear_Suppo
Alumni
17 years agoHello,
Let see, it looks like this;
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
WS Client --> soapUI Monitor(tunnel/proxy) --> local proxy --> company proxy --> WS server
Well, you can not use soapUI monitor in proxy mode for this. But you should be able to use tunnel for this. Try this:
1. set a local proxy host/port in soapUI's global settings
2. start soapUI monitor in tunnel mode , set port ( ex. 9999 ) and for end point set web service end point. Other fields does not need to be set if you are using plain http protocol.
3. i'll assume that client(1) and soapUI(2) are on same computer so you should send request from client to localhost: in this case http://localhost:9999. If client and soapUI are not on same computer that replace localhost with ip machine running soapUI.
Also, just to be sure use nightly build. There were some changes regarding this problem.
Let me know does this helps you,
robert
Let see, it looks like this;
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
WS Client --> soapUI Monitor(tunnel/proxy) --> local proxy --> company proxy --> WS server
Well, you can not use soapUI monitor in proxy mode for this. But you should be able to use tunnel for this. Try this:
1. set a local proxy host/port in soapUI's global settings
2. start soapUI monitor in tunnel mode , set port ( ex. 9999 ) and for end point set web service end point. Other fields does not need to be set if you are using plain http protocol.
3. i'll assume that client(1) and soapUI(2) are on same computer so you should send request from client to localhost:
Also, just to be sure use nightly build. There were some changes regarding this problem.
Let me know does this helps you,
robert