HTTP request and response data tool: Difference between revisions

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Apache Jmeter v. 2.7^[1]
- approach 1: (1) Add config element: HTTP request defaults (2) Add Sampler: HTTP request (3) Add Listener: View results tree (4) Run the test plan
- approach 2: (1) install unofficial jmeter-plugins (2) Add Sampler: jp@gc - HTTP Raw Request^[2] (3) Add Listener: View results tree (4) Run the test plan
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Firebug for Firefox : Menu -> Net
LiveHTTPHeaders for Firefox
Masquerading Your Browser: also offer the tool HTTP Header Viewer [Last visited: 2012-05-16]
Chrome : Press F12 to open the Developer Tools window -> Switch to Network panel -> Click the Headers to display the HTTP headers of a web page. (1)Section Query String Parameters for HTTP GET request (2)Section Form Data for HTTP POST request. Further reading: Chrome DevTools — Google Developers

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- Steps to view the POST data: (1)start recording HTTP requests (2)click URL (3)switch the label to POST Data

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 ** approach 1: (1) Add config element: HTTP request defaults (2) Add Sampler: HTTP request (3) Add Listener: View results tree (4) Run the test plan
 ** approach 2: (1) install unofficial [http://code.google.com/p/jmeter-plugins/ jmeter-plugins] (2) Add Sampler: jp@gc - HTTP Raw Request<ref>[http://code.google.com/p/jmeter-plugins/wiki/RawRequest RawRequest - jmeter-plugins - Every load test needs some sexy features! - Google Project Hosting]</ref> (3) Add Listener: View results tree (4) Run the test plan
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 === Display HTTP headers of a web page ===