Packet sniffers usually do not capture localhost traffic. I need to check some mail data in a local environment (generated from Ruby on Rails development). Are you aware of any programs that invoke local packages?
I am using fiddler in my windows window to bypass http. Since it only looks at http traffic, you get almost no noise you get with something like WireShark.
The trick to getting it to work with data sent and received locally is to use a different endpoint for your URLs. Using http://127.0.0.1./YourServiceName instead of http: // localhost / YourServiceName has always worked for me. Its important to include the endpoint in the IP address. Do not ask me why.
If you use Firefox, you can use the HTTP Logging function:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/HTTP_Logging
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