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what can i use to capture html requests and responses, ethereal seems to only show the request headers, i'd like to be able to view the html body as well.
let me describe my problem a little more. i have an agent on a server that issues xml commands using http to perform single sign on. I want to know what the body of these requests are and their responses to debug an issue i am having. I was hoping to pop a hub and laptop with ethereal to monitor the requests but it seems to only do the headers and not the body. what tool can i use to view/capture the body of the requests?
let's avoid the games. If you know have a tool in mind, just give it and not a 'search for "packed sniffer" '.
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