anchor.diff:  
   The call to the fake SOAP service meanwhile is more straightforward: we observe just the regular SOAP messages (the implementation uses `wsdl2java` to create stubs, so the code is very straightforward):
   
  -image::images/210-proxy-soapservice.png[width=800,height=469,link="images/210-proxy-soapservice.png"]
  +image::images/210-proxy-soapservice.png[width=800,height=469,link="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/isisaddons/isis-module-publishmq/master/images/210-proxy-soapservice.png"]
   
   === Jolokia and Hawt.io
   
  
positive.code: 
  Once connected we can navigate to the ActiveMQ tab:
  
  image::images/320-monitor-activemq.png[width=800,height=469,link="images/320-monitor-activemq.png"]
  
  and similarly to the Camel tab:
  
  image::images/330-monitor-camel.png[width=800,height=469,link="images/330-monitor-camel.png"]
  
  
  
  
negative.code: 
  With this done, we can use Hawt.io to connect to the service:
  
  image::images/310-connect-activemq.png[width=800,height=469,link="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/isisaddons/isis-module-publishmq/master/images/310-connect-activemq.png"]
  
  Hawt.io itself runs as a separate webapp.  For testing purposes, it can also be run from the command line, eg:
  
  