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How to use the tcp/ip monitor [message #183131]

Wed, 22 November 2006 19:15

Eclipse User

How to use the tcp/ip monitor?

I have a wtp project running on tomcat (at port 8080)?
And I have a Java client (localhost) going to access that web app at 8080.
can you please tell me how can configure the TCP/ip monitor so that i can
monitor the traffic between client and server (both running on the same
host)?

Thank you.

Re: How to use the tcp/ip monitor [message #183140 is a reply to message #183131]

Wed, 22 November 2006 19:54

Eclipse User

I try putting these:

Local monitoring port: 84
Host name: localhost
Port: 8080
Type: Http
Timeout: 0

It keeps saying 'port 84' is in use.
I did a "netstat -a", it is not in use.
and i have try differnt port, say '90', '85' they keep saying it is in use.

Can you please tell me how to get that to work?

Thank you.

Re: How to use the tcp/ip monitor [message #183163 is a reply to message #183140]

Thu, 23 November 2006 07:02

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: dom.semantico.com

yinglcs wrote:
> I try putting these:
>
> Local monitoring port: 84
> Host name: localhost
> Port: 8080
> Type: Http Timeout: 0
>
> It keeps saying 'port 84' is in use.
> I did a "netstat -a", it is not in use.
> and i have try differnt port, say '90', '85' they keep saying it is in use.
>
> Can you please tell me how to get that to work?

Just a guess, but try using a port number higher than 1024. On some
operating systems, these low number ports are reserved for administrator
users only.

-Dom

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