Re: Can I see HTTP request sent my IE.



look at network trace tool. (netmon comes with SMS).

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"Peter Rilling" <peter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I am writing a webcrawler, so to speak, and for some reason, this one
>particular type of page on a site is returning a 400 (bad request), but I
>can view the page in IE. Other pages on the site works. Now the issue
>with this site is that it uses the "referrer" to determine if the proper
>links were followed. What I don't know is if there are other fields header
>fields that might be important, or other stuff like cookies.
>
> Is there any app out there that will hook IE or my internet connection and
> allow me to see the entire HTTP request, including headers and cookies so
> that I can see what happens when I navigate through the site?
>


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