Re: socket trace

[Rich Duzenbury <rduz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thank you for your interest.  Unfortunately, the code I wrote doesn't have 
my copyright and I'm buried in projects right now.

The general idea is to write an ILE program that becomes a middle man 
between your two other socket programs.  The client program is changed to 
point to the proxy program, and the proxy program is set up as a listening 
server, and to connect to the original server.  Anything coming from the 
client program is logged, and then transmitted to the server.  Anything 
coming back from the server is logged and then sent back to the client.  In 
this manner, everything for a given connection can be logged in any manner 
you choose.

Regards,
Rich


At 09:18 PM 3/26/01 -0600, you wrote:
>Rich and James,
>your respective codes for a proxy seem to be perfect
>topics for chapters of my ongoing MI-book. Would you
>like to share the code? Even if not MI, I'll translate to MI.
>The book is not just about MI, but covers any kind of
>low-level programming.
>Leif

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