Here is a summary of the functions of each toolbar button:
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Icon&Image
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Caption
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Description
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Start
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Start logging HTTP and HTTPS traffic. HTTP Analyzer Std Edition supports more "start logging" option.
See also: Start Logging Sub Menu |
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Stop
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Stop logging HTTP and HTTPS traffic
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Pause/Resume
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Pause/Resume logging
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Load Log...
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Stop logging and Load log from file.
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Save...
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Stop logging and Save log to file
"Save...": Save log to HTTP Analyzer native log file.(*.halog), it includes the full traffic information and up to 60% smaller. (New in V3) "Export to XML...": Export log to XML file. "Export to XML...(without response stream)" "Export to Excel File": Export to excel file. (*.xls) "Export to HTML File": Export to html file. (*.htm) "Export to Text File": Export to text file. (*.txt) "Export URL List to Text File": Export only url list to text file. (*.txt) "Export Response Content to Dir": Export all captured content to a selected directory. (New in V3) |
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Auto Scroll
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Enable/Disable always select the latest request which type is "Text/HTML".
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Clear
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Clear the contents of the log and all the records of the session grid
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Find
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Use the "Find" dialog to "globally" locate text in the log of recorded requests. The search attributes can be: URLs, Headers,Ccontent, Cookies, Query strings, Post data, Stream....(New in V3)
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Filter
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Apply the filter criteria to make some sessions invisible.
Notes: The display filter function doesn't prevent any HTTP requests from being logged. Those items which do not match with the display filter criteria will be made invisible. During run-time, flexible adjustment can be made to the filter criteria. see also: using data filtering |
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View
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Display view sub menu that can adjust the appearance and behavior of the HTTP Analyzer session grid. (New in V3)
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Tools(1)
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Display tools sub menu that include some handy HTTP related tools.
Request Builder, Show the HTTP Request Builder, Users can use it to handcraft an HTTP request, or they can use a drag-and-drop operation to move an existing request from the session grid to the Request Builder to execute it again. Text Encode/Decode, Show the Text Encode/Decode Dialog. Which includes URLEncode/URLDecode, HTMLEncode/HTMLDecode, Base64Encode/Base64Decode, BinHexEncode/BinHexDecode tools. JSON Viewer, show the JSON Viewer, the viewer simply shows a tree structure representation of the JSON format. Please refer to "http://www.json.org" to find more information about JSON. (New in V3) |
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Tools(2)
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Clear Cache
Unlike IE's clear tool, which clears all caches indiscriminately, while HTTP Analyzer's can selectively clear caches which are related with current HTTP/HTTPS sessions. Clear All Sessions' Cache: Clear cache files of all logged HTTP/HTTPS sessions. Clear Selected Sessions' Cache:Clear cache files of selected logged HTTP/HTTPS sessions. Note:Available if the application uses the Microsoft WININET API |
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Tools(3)
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Clear Cookie, Unlike IE's clear tool, which clears all caches indiscriminately, while HTTP Analyzer's can selectively clear caches which are related with current HTTP/HTTPS sessions.
Clear All Sessions' Cache: Clear cache files of all logged HTTP/HTTPS sessions. Clear Selected Sessions' Cache:Clear cache files of selected logged HTTP/HTTPS sessions. Note:Available if the application uses the Microsoft WININET API |
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Clear Cookie
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About
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Display About/Register menus that include the following items.
Check Update: manually check for the application updates and initiate the upgrade process (if newer version are really exists) Enabled automatic update: controls whether the HTTP Analyzer should automatically check for the newest version. Enter Registration information About/Register : HTTP Analyzer's version information and ordering information. |
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Help
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Open this help document.
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