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In the Connections view, PCAPdroid shows a list of the connections as they appear. As this view is focused on the IP layer (one row = one connection), it's not handy to analyze HTTP requests and replies, in particular for HTTP persistent connections, where a single connection will carry multiple HTTP requests and replies.
To ease HTTP traffic analysis, it's necessary to create a new HTTP Log view, showing only HTTP traffic, one request per row. For each request, it's necessary to show:
HTTP request method
HTTP URL
HTTP response code
Response payload size
Content type
Upon click on an HTTP request, it should be possible to inspect the full request/response headers, body and to just to corresponding connection details.
The HTTP Log can be enabled at runtime by the user with a specific toggle. When enabled, it will override the full payload option, to ensure that the HTTP connections payload is always dumped in full.
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The log shows individual HTTP requests, allowing to inspect the
requests and replies body. Currently this relies on the full
payload option to be enabled. The searchbox is not implemented
See #416
In the Connections view, PCAPdroid shows a list of the connections as they appear. As this view is focused on the IP layer (one row = one connection), it's not handy to analyze HTTP requests and replies, in particular for HTTP persistent connections, where a single connection will carry multiple HTTP requests and replies.
To ease HTTP traffic analysis, it's necessary to create a new HTTP Log view, showing only HTTP traffic, one request per row. For each request, it's necessary to show:
Upon click on an HTTP request, it should be possible to inspect the full request/response headers, body and to just to corresponding connection details.
The HTTP Log can be enabled at runtime by the user with a specific toggle. When enabled, it will override the full payload option, to ensure that the HTTP connections payload is always dumped in full.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: