Debug and Inspect HTTP Headers |
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Ever wondered what mysterious HTTP headers lay behind that page ?
Well, its easy to use the HTTP protocol directly to analyze a
website's or web application's response to a variety of possible queries.
The HTTP protocol is your friend and simplicity is its greatest
asset. A browser's web page request is readily reproduced using a
telnet terminal connected to port 80 and typing in the request
line.
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It's important to know what
HTTP headers your server's responding with. Take caching for instance. A
couple of directives - 'Cache-Control' and 'Expires' control whether
your document is considered 'fresh' and whether it can be cached. If
these are not specified correctly, your web client may not get what
its expecting. See this caching
reference for more.
Here, we've set up an address line for you to type a URL into.
The equivalent HTTP request lines are shown in the results page
alongside the returned HTTP response headers.
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| JBlitz 5.1 now available for download and evaluation |
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Extended features, inbuilt debugging, enhanced
customizability - our latest release gives you the ultimate test tool flexibility. Stress,
performance and functional testing for your websites and web applications has never been so easy.
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