Sandhya,
This doesn't answer your question directly, but if you want to see details of the message transaction, you can also consider using a stand-alone network monitoring tool that runs independently of the app server or client. For example, you can use ethereal (also now known as "wireshark"). This will allow you to capture the messages passed between client and server and then view them, at whatever level of detail you choose. With one of these tools, set up a filter to catch just the traffic going to and from the TCP port your web server is listening on, catch the traffic, then view it. This may or may not meet your needs. It has the advantage of being "passive" - that is, it doesn't affect your server configuraiton or performance at all. It has the disadvantage of requiring extra set-up and somewhat fiddly configuration - these tools are intended for network and protocol engineers more than software developers. These tools are more suitable as a test or debugging tool than as any kind of production monitoring tool, but they can be valuable sometimes.
Just a suggestion.
Duncan
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