Ulf Dittmer wrote:It's not what port Java uses, it's what port the piece of software uses. For web services, you'd generally pass in the URL, which contains the port (unless it's the default port 80). If you're not explicitly passing in the URL, have a look through the source code of the stubs you're using - the URL (and the port) are bound to be in there.
The piece of software? meaning the webserivce? the webservice is running on port 80, I have tried configuring Fiddler to listen on port 80, but to no avail. It seems I would want to configure fiddler to listen to requests FROM a certain port on my client machine?