Re: building a http viewer

[Story Henry]

I found the following NetBeans component that is pretty close to doing what I am looking for, on the client side at least

http://monitor.netbeans.org/



http://blogs.sun.com/geertjan/entry/monitor_http_requests_on_jboss
http://www.javapassion.com/planning/handsonbyol/netbeansj2eeapps/index.html





Henry


On 9 Nov 2007, at 16:13, Story Henry wrote:

It's a pity they don't have a few pictures on that web site. Here are a couple of pictures on old releases. I saw it working recently on Netbeans 6, can't remember exactly how I got it going, and was pretty impressed. So I think the user interface is neat and useful. Something similar could be used for more generic caching systems I suppose.

Hi,

I am building a Restful application using Restlets of course :-)





        Henry

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I was wondering if anyone had implemented a caching framework. I would like to capture every header, redirect info, be able to use it to get documents locally if they are not out of date, but also be able to use it to show the user how he got the information he is looking at. So I am also looking to build a simple cache viewer. This is important because if it is not easy to get at the representations, debugging gets to be a lot more difficult than needed. Also the view source aspect of the web is really important. Anyway, before I go off and build this I was wondering if someone was already working on such a project or had already known of such a project.

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