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    mabrahao
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    Hi, i wanna get all requests and responses from a webbrowser inside my app, just like "charles web debbuing proxy(c)" do, but i have no idea how it is done, does anyone know??? thank u. ps: if u know in other language, answer it anyway... big thanks Marcus Abrahão

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      Hi, i wanna get all requests and responses from a webbrowser inside my app, just like "charles web debbuing proxy(c)" do, but i have no idea how it is done, does anyone know??? thank u. ps: if u know in other language, answer it anyway... big thanks Marcus Abrahão

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      Yeah, it's writing a proxy server that the browser uses to get all of the URLs requested. Since the proxy does the actual work of requesting the page from the server, it also gets all the responses from the server and forwards them to the browser. Basically, you need Sockets experience, writing a TCP/IP listener service and HTTP requests.

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        Yeah, it's writing a proxy server that the browser uses to get all of the URLs requested. Since the proxy does the actual work of requesting the page from the server, it also gets all the responses from the server and forwards them to the browser. Basically, you need Sockets experience, writing a TCP/IP listener service and HTTP requests.

        A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^]
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             2006, 2007, 2008
        But no longer in 2009...

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        mabrahao
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        Ok, thank u, but i just wanna read some information from a web site... do u know some basic tutorial or something to help me? thanks a lot!!!

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          Ok, thank u, but i just wanna read some information from a web site... do u know some basic tutorial or something to help me? thanks a lot!!!

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          Your description called for a proxy server. There is no simple example of doing this.

          A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^]
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            Your description called for a proxy server. There is no simple example of doing this.

            A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^]
            Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
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            But no longer in 2009...

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            ok, thank u anyway!!!

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