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Community articleUsing Fiddler to monitor HTTP traffic in Domino Java agents
Added by ~Delores Cisfanatexobu on March 14, 2011 | Version 1
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Sometimes you need to see ALL the HTTP/HTTPS traffic that goes out of your computer and/or returns to it. While you can write debug code to log the URLs your code uses and the "payloads" you send and receive, viewing the actual HTTP headers is more complicated.
Read my blog post to see how to easily configure the JVM to proxy all traffic through Fiddler, a free utility for monitoring web traffic:
http://bobzblog.com/tuxedoguy.nsf/dx/using-fiddler-to-monitor-http-traffic-in-domino-java-agents 
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2Apr 5, 2012, 10:59:39 PM~Autumn Minjipyteroden  Added details on using Fiddler with client Java Agents
This version (1)Mar 14, 2011, 8:24:52 AM~Delores Cisfanatexobu  
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