HTTProbe, a Java-based HTTP sniffer, analyzes and logs HTTP headers, and can even modify them, allowing users to resend HTTP requests to web servers directly from their browser. This powerful tool streamlines the analysis, monitoring and debugging of HTTP traffic.
HTTProbe is a Java-based HTTP sniffer and analyzer that offers advanced functionalities for developers and testers. The tool's primary function is to display HTTP headers of the request and the response. For this purpose, HTTProbe acts as a pseudo-proxy server, with HTTP clients sending their request to HTTProbe for analysis. Internet Explorer, Mozilla or Opera, or any HTTP client software that can connect to a proxy server, can have their HTTP requests analyzed by HTTProbe.
The tool also allows developers to test and debug their applications by modifying the HTTP request header and resending the request. HTTProbe offers the flexibility for the user to change the HTTP header and verify compliance with the HTTP/1.1 protocol. Moreover, the response of a resent request can be accessed easily and differentiated from the original request by using the tool's advanced features.
Additionally, HTTProbe filters the request/response pairs based on the request method, response's content type, and response's status. This filtering feature allows further analysis of only the relevant request/response pair without affecting the communication between HTTP clients and servers.
The tool offers logging options for requests, responses, or both. Users can log HTTP header and HTTP body for the request, and HTTP header for response. For Windows, the response can be viewed directly in the default browser for html, jpeg, gif, and png content type. Otherwise, the response is visualized in a text area.
Overall, HTTProbe is a powerful and comprehensive tool for HTTP analysis and debugging.
The tool also allows developers to test and debug their applications by modifying the HTTP request header and resending the request. HTTProbe offers the flexibility for the user to change the HTTP header and verify compliance with the HTTP/1.1 protocol. Moreover, the response of a resent request can be accessed easily and differentiated from the original request by using the tool's advanced features.
Additionally, HTTProbe filters the request/response pairs based on the request method, response's content type, and response's status. This filtering feature allows further analysis of only the relevant request/response pair without affecting the communication between HTTP clients and servers.
The tool offers logging options for requests, responses, or both. Users can log HTTP header and HTTP body for the request, and HTTP header for response. For Windows, the response can be viewed directly in the default browser for html, jpeg, gif, and png content type. Otherwise, the response is visualized in a text area.
Overall, HTTProbe is a powerful and comprehensive tool for HTTP analysis and debugging.
What's New
Version 1.0: N/A