For all developers
who have been working on software that is doing “something” on the network
there has been a moment that you have been analyzing what really happened between
two points. Your code should make sure a certain set of data is send from A to
B however you have a strange feeling that it is not doing quite what you want
it to do during runtime. A common way of checking what really happens is diving
into the network stream and capturing the network traffic with a network
sniffer to find out. Most people how have been looking into the network communication
have been using like Ettercap for example. Ettercap is used by a wide group of
developers, network experts, security experts and hackers to capture all things
traveling over the network. Other tools are also available however Ettercap is
one of the more know tools and easy in use.
When you
are developing Oracle ADF applications you do want to check what is really happening
on a network level from time to time. Especially when you are trying to speed
up your application and are looking to remove all overhead in the network layer
to keep it as lean as possible.
Oracle is
providing a HTTP analyzer and is shipping it with Oracle JDeveloper. In the
below video you can see a quick example of how to setup the Oracle HTTP analyzer
for ADF round-trip monitoring.
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