Proxy server or other program to "listen" to form submit

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Alexander Fischer

Hello,

I don't quite know in which group to ask, sorry if I'm wrong here.

I am looking for some application/program that will be running on my
computer (I'm thinking of a proxy or something) and listen to all the
connections I am making to the internet. More specifically, I want to
find out exactly what data a web page form I am filling out is
transmitting - it's a very weird web page with lots of javascripts and
other stuff, and because I want to automate a process I would like know
what exactly the receiving page requires in order to operate.

So, either I get a program that will listen to the communication and
tell me what has been transmitted, or alternatively I would like to
have a program that will redirect all http requests that I make (e.g.
for cnn.com) to a local page (e.g., localhost/cnn), so that I can set
up a receiving page myself which will then tell me what it has
received...

Seems a bit confusing? I am glad for any light you might shed onto me.
Thanks,

Alex
 
On 7 Sep 2005 13:25:54 -0700, "Alexander Fischer" wrote:
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Hello,

I don't quite know in which group to ask, sorry if I'm wrong here.

I am looking for some application/program that will be running on my
computer (I'm thinking of a proxy or something) and listen to all the
connections I am making to the internet. More specifically, I want to
find out exactly what data a web page form I am filling out is
transmitting - it's a very weird web page with lots of javascripts and
other stuff, and because I want to automate a process I would like know
what exactly the receiving page requires in order to operate.

So, either I get a program that will listen to the communication and
tell me what has been transmitted, or alternatively I would like to
have a program that will redirect all http requests that I make (e.g.
for cnn.com) to a local page (e.g., localhost/cnn), so that I can set
up a receiving page myself which will then tell me what it has
received...

Seems a bit confusing? I am glad for any light you might shed onto me.
Thanks,

Alex
Analyzer is a full configurable network analyzer program for Win32
environment. Analyzer is able to capture packets on all platforms (and
link-layer technologies) supported by WinPcap, except for Windows 95.

http://analyzer.polito.it/
 
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