Have you ever been in the situation where you write a piece of code that is supposed to communicate
to a server over HTTP and you would want to make sure that you HTTP request looks correct?
Well I certainly have.
That's why I made this very simple program to be able to debug the sent HTTP requests.
Basically the program emulates a HTTP server in such way that it listens for HTTP requests
on a port (default 80).
Each received request is stored for and available for review.
General Features
- Configurable to what port to listen to (default 80)
- Ignores all non HTTP requests
- Stores all received requests with a time stamp
- Displays both header and body data in separate views
- Displays the request data as both decoded (string data) and raw byte data
- Returns a "HTTP 1.1 OK" for each received request
None so far.
