Anthony Magee wrote:
>I would like to be able to view/record all http, ftp, mms, etc. requests
>sent out by a browser. Can this be done in java?
I'm not sure what scope of work you imply by "in Java". Yes, you could
probably write a proxy server in Java that could capture all this info.
No, you can't write a Java applet to do it from within the confines of the
browser itself. Is writing a proxy server an effective use of time and
effort? Probably not.
I think Little Snitch or another proxy server, or Interarchy's
network-traffic sniffing, is the kind of thing you want.
Or maybe read 'man tcpdump', but if that seems too complex, google for
wrappers that others might have put on top of it. I'm just guessing about
simplifying wrappers for tcpdump, I don't know that such things exist.
-- GG
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