Re: Upload a text file thru webclient

On Jun 20, 7:34 pm, "Marc Gravell" <marc.grav...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
From your description, this is a standard user page (since you mention
GUI); I'd be inclined to upload a file via a browser, with "fiddler"
running to see what gets sent - looking in particular at any
additional form variables, cookies, etc. You can probably get as much
by looking at the form, but "fiddler" may be easier, especially since
this is http not https (although fiddler 2 works with SSL in IE)

Marc

Hi thanks for the reply but i actually did not get the answer, what is
fiddler ????
is it any tool that give me a strack trace of the communication?????

thanks shantanu

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