Hi All,

I am trying to design/develop an application where I need to have access to 
information about
the ways in which users interact with a webpage. By checking with HttpFox, I 
found that the
information which I need is being passed using POST messages. Hence, I am 
trying to cache
or store the POST messages using SQUID proxy server.

I am aware that RFC has guidelines which specifically discourages caching of 
such information.
But, for my application, it seems this is the only option I have. 

I tried to find ways to have this feature in SQUID and was advised by different 
developers to use
different ways to achieve this. I was told to use eCAP, iCAP interfaces, ( REQ 
MODE or RESP
MODE), adaptors,  and some other ways too.

I am not sure which options is most appropriate and can be done. Can someone 
please advise
on what I need to do or modify to cache POST messages? 

I am kinda lost on what is the right path to take and how it needs to be done. 
If someone can please
guide me, I would really appreciate it. Thanks a lot for your time. If you need 
more information regarding 
this, please let me know.

Thanks,
Sandeep

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