What is the HTTP Response?The HTTP response is the reply from a web server to the web browser's request to fetch and transmit the requested web page, image, script etc. The HTTP response normally consists of a status line, one or more header parameters, a blank line, and optionally from a content.
The HTTP response header provides a wide range of information such as HTTP version, server platform, content encoding and length, cookies, error codes and more. The requested HTML web pages, images, scripts, etc are returned in the HTTP response content.
Viewing and analyzing the HTTP Responses
The HTTP Debugger is a software program that allows IT professionals to intercept, view and analyze all HTTP requests sent to the web server and the corresponding HTTP responses received from the web server.
The HTTP Debugger works with all popular web browsers and their plugins (Internet Explorer, Firefox and Opera), with any custom developed software programs and can intercept and analyze the HTTP traffic of WinNT System Services.
HTTP Debugger uses
- View HTTP Request/Response header parameter values, cookies, query strings and error codes etc.
- View the source code of HTML/XML web pages, Java/VB scripts, stylesheets etc.
- Measure the size and downloading time of your web pages and identify the performance bottlenecks.
- Analyze the same page in all modern browsers simultaneously.
- Learn about how other web sites works (useful for programming and web design cases).
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