Tracing outgoing HTTP request from my application

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Hi,

I have a application SDK build in C#, which will accept the request object/xml and generate restful HTTP url using input parameter in request and do HTTP GET/POST/PUT using those urls which got generated on run time.

I want to create new class lib on top of it, which should trace all outgoing HTTP urls/request/respone which got generated run time.

Please give me idea for doing this? i want to do build something like fiddler for my application.

Thanks
Sumit

Posted 29-Feb-12 7:52am

SumitJaiswal

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-Feb-12 21:41pm

It could be interesting or difficult problem, but, starting from the title of the question, it's not clear: if this is your application, doesn't it mean you write all the HTTP request in your application and hence should have full control over them? So, why it could be a problem?
--SA

SumitJaiswal 29-Feb-12 21:48pm

Yes, it write all HTTP request from application, but i don't want to generate logs from that application!! instead i want an another application to trace all outgoing HTTP request from that.

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Ganesan Senthilvel · Answer 1 · 2012-02-29T17:03:00

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Posted 29-Feb-12 17:03pm

Ganesan Senthilvel