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I want to analyze the HTTP Requests generated when I am interacting with a web application through my browser.
Can anyone suggest a tool that I can use to see the outgoing Http Requests from my browser?
I want to see the entire Http Request, not only the header.
I tend to use Fiddler which is freeware works with all browsers, but there are several others, including the built-in dev tools for the browser of your choice.
I am using Burp Suite community edition, with that we can do things like view requests response and some other stuff, it commonly used by bug hunters. If you are good at any programming, you can built your own tools for this purpose, there are a lot of libraries out there. PS your programming skill will increase.
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I need have a networking monitoring system that have these feature.
opensourced (must)
written by c/c++. (must)
async io mode (like io, must)
support ping, http, snmp, mysql, redis... protocal
The System must run with epoll mode so that run many test as there can, no blocking at all.
Is there any avaliable one?
I don't know if you looked on sourceforge for open source software, they have many rated network monitoring systems written in C and C++. Pandora is good but look around maybe you might find what you looking for there.>>> Link<<<
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We are developing an embedded Linux system.
The system is accessed via serial port and ethernet/wifi (telnet and http to configure).
We are looking for a test framework that would support executing commands on the system via serial port and/or telnet and evaluate the results. Also executing commands from the host system to test connectivity with the embedded system (basic things like ping, open ports, etc...)
It will be a plus if the framework also supported some HTTP actions, like enabling a configuration via HTTP and then trying if it works via ethernet/serial/wifi.
We were planning about developing it ourselves, but it will be really nice if there was something available to save some time.
Thanks!
I've had previously had success using DejaGNU http://www.gnu.org/software/dejagnu/ though I did not use HTTP actions (since it was not part of our system).
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I wonder if there is a piece of software to allow automatically testing a webserver for compliance with the HTTP protocol? Ideally I'd like this program to work like this: I give it the address and port, it runs a bunch of requests and then outputs one of "non-compliant", "conditionally compliant", "fully compliant".
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The only general HTTP test suite that I'm currently aware of is CoAdvisor/HTTP.
Afaik, you can have a free demo of it, but the demo contains only a subset of all the existing test cases they have. If you need more than that, check their license options.
maybe pathod is some tool for you ? also, look for libhtp tests directory
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I currently use fiddler2 ,paros proxy, Live Http Header and HttpFox.
I would like to know if there are some Free good quality http debugging tools available other than these.
Thanks Again Guys!
I would say, Firebug is a pretty good (and free) complement to all these tools you are mentioning. I would also recommend Wireshark. It's a lower level PACKET SNIFFER than the ones you've mentioned, but is has a pretty good HTTP decoder.
Paros hasnt been updated for many years -
have a look at the OWASP Zed Attack Proxy instead.
Its a free, open source fork of Paros and has been significantly enhanced.
Simon (ZAP Project Lead)
Check out Glimpse. It hooks into your ASP.NET MVC/Forms app and provides you with debug info on calls/cache hits and misses/remote calls/etc.
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In some crucial projects I relelized that time is one of the biggest concern while developing a project, specially a web application.
Specifically about ASP.NET, does any Open Source tools exists for generating code for helping developers [like codesmith] to work smarter rather than work harder?
I think T4 templates is what you need.
Check this out: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb126445.aspx
I'm not sure if your problem is that you want a code generator or something to help you generate automated tests to be run in different browsers. Since codesmith does .NET I'll assume you wanted automated tests for various browsers.
Check out selenium