[Javascript] pb with httprequest and firefox

[Bernu Bernard]

Le Nov 29, 2006 à 1:47 PM, Nick Fitzsimons a écrit :

> On 29 Nov 2006, at 09:34:51, Alex Turner wrote:
>
>>
>> My suggestion would be to get JMeter, and set it up as a proxy.   
>> Then run the test through it and see what the conversation  
>> actually contains - then you will not be going off on a 'wild  
>> goose chase'.
>>
>
> Another good way of viewing HTTP traffic, if you're running  
> Windows, is Fiddler <http://www.fiddlertool.com>. Written by a chap  
> at Microsoft, it acts as an HTTP debugging proxy; you can replay  
> requests with modifications, have breakpoints for certain request/ 
> response conditions, examine raw traffic, view pretty-printed XML  
> responses and even use event-driven JScript.NET scripts to do some  
> really powerful stuff. It automatically sets itself up in Internet  
> Explorer as a toolbar button, but other browsers can use it as long  
> as you configure them to use it as a proxy - I've even had Java  
> servlets (acting as rewriting proxies) running under Tomcat use it,  
> so I could see traffic from my PDA to the servlet, then see the  
> traffic from the servlet to the Internet, and see what happened the  
> response as it travelled its winding journey back :-)
>
> It's a free download from the above URL, and makes me deeply  
> unpopular among my colleagues when I start telling them their  
> Content-Type and cache-control headers are incorrect.
>
> Regards,
>
> Nick.
> -- 
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> http://www.nickfitz.co.uk/
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>
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Thanks Nick and Alex for your responses.
As I was receiving the data in responseText, I was supposing I could  
received any kind of string, even one that is representing a json- 
like stuff.
What I do later is just eval( req.responseText ).
The HTTP Content-Type header is actually : "text/html;charset=UTF-8"
I'll try to change the header and let you know.
Thanks again,
Bernard