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I am looking for a tool that would assist me and other developers in debugging/inspecting the network traffic between a rich client application and a server where the communication protocol is either RMI/HTTP or Corba/HTTP.
I already have Charles Proxy, which I LOVE, but it doesn’t understand the payloads and just interprets them as octet-stream, hexadecimal garbage.
Either a stand alone program or an Eclipse plugin would work.
You’ll find that very difficult in the case of RMI/JRMP, as it requires Java and the availability of all the application and library classes to deserialize the stream correctly. Without that the stream can’t even be parsed.
In e case of IIOP I’m sure there are sniffers available, maybe even a Wireshark plugin.