> It was rapidshare.de . Some file I uploaded. You can find the .har file
> athttp://drop.io/jymsoyr-shortlink
> ORhttp://drop.io/jymsoyr/asset/rapiduploaddata-har- long link.
OK, thanks, I see the file.
90% of the file takes the response text. I think the NetExport
extension should limit the response text to reasonable size. Other
option would be also to put these responses into extra files and zip
all together.
> > The content of the online-file must be enclosed in a callback function
> > specified in the URL
> > onInputData(content of the original har file)
> Don't understand this part, you would have to simplify :)
In order to allow cross domain requests (so the viewer can load online
har logs from different domains), the viewer is generating <script>
tags and expecting a result back to calls a specified callback handler
(this is roughly the what JSONP is about).
Simple example:
var script = document.createElement("script");
script.setAttribute("src", <url-of-the-har-log-file>);
script.setAttribute("type", "text/javascript");
document.body.appendChild(script);
This is why the content of the online har file should look somehow
like as follows:
onInputData({
"log":{
"version":"1.0",
"creator":{
"name":"Firebug",
"version":"1.5X.0a21"
},
...
})
When the loaded file (e.g. javascript) is loaded and executed the
onInputData is called and the viewer, which implements the function -
gets the loaded data and can preview it.
Honza
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