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Not sure how much use this is to anyone. Its a pretty simple application...so when I am doing an application test I use HttpWatch extensively, and I save out a huge log file of all of the requests that have been sent/recieived. The problem is that it doesn't show the URL's in a decent way like the treeview in Paros, e.g. shows a sites structure.

With HttpWatchViewer you to load a HttpWatch log file (*.hwl), it will then perform some analysis and display the log file entries in a treeview, which shows the URL's requested for each host.

HttpWatchViewer also adds the entries in a listview, you can click on an entry and the request and response will be loaded into the textboxes on the window.

You can right click on each entry, which will display a context menu that allows for the copying of the URL, the HTTP request and the HTTP response.

Features

• Produces a web sites structure using a treeview
• Copy request URL's to clipboard
• Copy HTTP web request to clipboard
• Copy HTTP web response to clipboard
• Copy all URL's to clipboard
• Drag and Drop log file loading

Requirements

• Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003 Server (Might work on others?)
• Microsoft .NET Framework v3.5

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