Hi, Is there any utilities/products out there that do the following: (1) Client side: shows cookies, authorization, and other HTTP request header info, allows user to click on hyperlinks and form buttons like a browser, although needs not to be user friendly. (2) Server side: shows HTTP request details, that is, the whole HTTP request, including its whole header. All this needs not to be Zope specific. But if it is Zope specific, even better. thanks, Hung Jung __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Search - Faster. Easier. Bingo http://search.yahoo.com
Hung Jung Lu wrote:
(1) Client side: shows cookies, authorization, and other HTTP request header info, allows user to click on hyperlinks and form buttons like a browser, although needs not to be user friendly.
(2) Server side: shows HTTP request details, that is, the whole HTTP request, including its whole header.
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Hung Jung Lu wrote at 2003-4-19 16:21 -0700:
Is there any utilities/products out there that do the following:
(1) Client side: shows cookies, authorization, and other HTTP request header info, allows user to click on hyperlinks and form buttons like a browser, although needs not to be user friendly.
(2) Server side: shows HTTP request details, that is, the whole HTTP request, including its whole header.
All this needs not to be Zope specific. But if it is Zope specific, even better.
Maybe, a TCP-logger (such as Shane's "tcpwatch") helps. On server, you can use "<dtml-var REQEUST>" (in a DTML object) to render the REQUEST or use a SiteAccess AccessRule to print it into a log file. Dieter
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