168z/TPF and WebSphere Application Server in a Service Oriented Architecture
Now that the TCP/IP Monitor is configured and our port definition started, we can go back and
use one of our service clients or the Web Service Explorer to test it out. In order to pass the
message through the TCP/IP Monitor, we have to change the service endpoint to
http://localhost/
Doing so causes the service client to connect to the TCP/IP Monitor, thinking it would be the
actual service endpoint, and allow the TCP/IP Monitor to show the content of the message
before it is being forwarded to the actual service endpoint. The response passes through the
TCP/IP Moni ...
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