Not using SSL mode exists?

If you truely want to analyze the packets you will have to use ssldump with the server key. If it's just the SOAP payload you want to inspect, Apache SOAP has the following debug runtime flag that prints out the SSL encryption/decryption which will include the decrypted SOAP payload.

 

 

Look for SSL_DEBUG=-Djavax.net.debug=ssl in either the run.sh (Unix) or run.bat (Windows). Uncomment this line and you should see the SOAP messages displayed on the console.

 

 

As for your encodingStyle question, I'm not quite sure what you are referring to. You must not modify the WSDL documents as they describe how our server expects the messages to be formatted. Any changes to the binding contract will cause the interface to not recognize the request. Why did you delete the encodingStyle value?

 

 

-Joe