On Friday 26 January 2001, at 9 h 17, the keyboard of Oliver Vecernik <vecernik@aon.at> wrote:

I'd like to write an http client for an embedded system to get information from Zope. For debugging I want to see the traffic between the client and Zope (http protocol). How can this be achieved?

The easiest solution is to install a Web proxy between Zope and your HTTP client and to ask it to dump the requests and replies. For my CGIs, I use junkbuster <http://internet.junkbuster.com/> (yes, it is not its intended aim) with 'debug 15' in its configuration file or Muffin <http://muffin.doit.org/> with its Snoop filter (anyone wants to recode Muffin in Python?).

* Oliver Vecernik sez:

Hi all,

I'd like to write an http client for an embedded system to get information from Zope. For debugging I want to see the traffic between the client and Zope (http protocol). How can this be achieved?

Any reason not to use tcpdump,snoop or some sn0rt-alike? jonas -- Jonas Luster -- http://smurftarget.net (while netwarriors.org is down) -- loki@smurftarget.net