Hi Steve,
Thanks for the suggestion. I've never used Fiddler before. Are there any
special configurations to watch a cfhttp request?
Thanks,
Donnie Carvajal
If you are doing this on a developer machine, install fiddler. Then
you can watch everything the request and response and look at
It's just a program that when run will sit between the browser and the world
outside the computer (internet, intranet, etc). It displays what is going in
and out.
It's an easy install and adds piece to IE/Chrome/Firefox as well as installing
the App. You just run it and use your web
Hi Jon, thanks for the reply!
I'm far from an expert on Apache; in my httpd.conf, I don't seem to have any
rewrite rules at all. Where would I put these? Inside the virtualHost section
for my redirect app?
If it helps any, we're running Railo 4.2.1 on Tomcat 7, not sure if that
affects the
I think I may be confused. I need to see the raw headers that CFHTTP is
creating. I installed Fiddler on the development and ran it. When I call the
CF page that includes the CFHTTP, I am not seeing any new requests in Fiddler.
I'm not sure how a browser would show me CFHTTP headers that
Donnie,
you will need a sniffer on the server to see any HTTP request from CF. If
you are doing local development (where cf is installed on your laptop or
desktop) then that's where your proxy/sniffer needs to live. CFHTTP is
technically not a browser request - just a straight HTTP request
you will need a sniffer on the server to see any HTTP request from CF. If
you are doing local development (where cf is installed on your laptop or
desktop) then that's where your proxy/sniffer needs to live. CFHTTP is
technically not a browser request - just a straight HTTP request using
Ah... so you would have to use the proxy/port attributes of the cfhttp tag.
I see how that would work. On the plugin install it sets that up for you
with the browser. Good to know.
-Original Message-
From: Dave Watts [mailto:dwa...@figleaf.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 14, 2014 12:11 PM
CF has to be running on your local machine to see it. If you are doing it on a
development server then you have to install fiddler on the dev server and run
the browser from there.
Steve
-Original Message-
From: Donnie Carvajal [mailto:donnie.carva...@transformyx.com]
Sent: Tuesday,
I'm having an issue with a XMLRPC webservice using CFHTTP. I am getting
text/html responses instead of xml. A successful non-CFHTTP request's raw
header are sends as POST /XMLRPC HTTP/1.0. The CFHTTP request's header sends
as POST / HTTP/1.1. I believe the issue is the missing /XMLRPC.
Helpful...? http://www.houseoffusion.com/groups/xml/thread.cfm/threadid:108
On Tue, Oct 14, 2014 at 4:08 PM, Donnie Carvajal
donnie.carva...@transformyx.com wrote:
I'm having an issue with a XMLRPC webservice using CFHTTP. I am getting
text/html responses instead of xml. A successful
Hi John,
Thanks for the quick response. I don't believe this is helpful. I have the
correct XML to send and it has been confirmed. The issue is with the web
service interpreting my request and processing the XML. I believe the issue is
in the header that CFHTTP creates.
Donnie Carvajal
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