Session Grid
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The session grid shows a list of captured HTTP/HTTPS sessions. The detailed information of currently selected session is displayed in the session view.

Right-click the column header can pop up the grid's sensitive menu to populate the grid.
Right-click the entry of the grid can pop up the entry's sensitive menu to populate the entry.

The information is organized as a grid with the following columns :

Column Name
Visible(by default)
Description
NO.
True
The sequence number which the request was added.
TimeStart
True
The time at which the request was started.
Duration
True
The duration time between TimeStart and TimeEnd.
Method
True
The HTTP method that was used when the request was sent. (for example, GET)
Result
True
If the request was successful then the HTTP status code will be shown here, e.g. 200 for OK. If the request failed then the wininer API's error code will be shown here. In cases where the content was read from the cache without contacting the HTTP server, '(Cache)' will be shown here.

The value 'Aborted' in this column indicates that Internet Explorer cancelled the HTTP operation before it completed.
Size (win2k)
True
The response stream's size. Note: It's hidden in win9x.
Content-Length
False
The response content's length. (see also :RFC2616 Content-Length)
Body-Size
False
The size of the HTTP Response body. (Not include the size of HTTP Response Header)
Caching
False
the "Caching" field of the HTTP Response headers. (see also: RFC2616 Caching in HTTP)
Type
True
The response content's mime type.(see also: RFC2616 Content-Type)
URL
True
The requested file's URL which is indicated by the HTTP requesting command. The URL usually include a path and a file name.
Redirect URL
True
The target URL for HTTP redirects
TimeEnd
False
The time at which the request was completed.
Stage
False
The current stage of the HTTP session, it includes the following possible value:

REQUEST_OPEN
REQUEST_SEND
REQUEST_SENT
REQUEST_COMPLETE
REQUEST_CLOSE
REQUEST_REDIRECT


Notes: Some columns are invisible by default, you can customize these columns by using run-time column selection.

The HTTP session record is colored according to its result status:

hv_welldone HTTP Status code is 2XX or 3XX, a successful HTTP request.
hv_fromcache HTTP Status code is 304. In cases where the content is not modified and read from the cache.
hv_fromcache Result is '(cache)'. In cases where the content was read from the cache without contacting the HTTP server.

hv_redcolor
A HTTP response containing a HTTP error code(for example, 404)
hv_failcolor No response headers received because request failed (for example: ERROR_INTERNET_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED)