we are debugging an issue we have with webservices and one of our clients, so we wanted to see that actual content data he was sending to a webservice at a specific port, so we installed wireshark.
i configured it to filter packages with the following filter text:
tcp.dstport == 9001 and data
at the bottom of the screenshot you can see the actual xml data stream that was sent to the webservice.
and here's the wireshark capture interfaces configuration--i just used "any" which captures on all interfaces.
note: in ubuntu linux you have to start wireshark as root:
sudo wireshark
otherwise you'll get the error/warning "there are no interfaces on which a capture can be done"
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