It's probably some browser plugin or a proxy.
For example, I open google.com, and type something and press 'Search'. And I want to see all params of http-request (like, method, domain, params etc)
It's probably some browser plugin or a proxy.
For example, I open google.com, and type something and press 'Search'. And I want to see all params of http-request (like, method, domain, params etc)
It will show all the HTTP requests leaving your computer. Covering all the browsers, and all the other applications.
If you're using Firefox, HttpFox is excellent for this. Can inspect all GET/POST content, headers etc.
I use Live HTTP Headers and Firebug plugins for Firefox to see live data coming from a website.
If you're just looking for what could be in it, take a look at the w3c standard here, the original RFC, or the updated RFC.
If you're not using Windows, disregard this answer.
I used to use Wireshark, but I recently started using Microsoft Network Monitor which is very nice as well. If you have your own custom protocol (which I know the OP does not), it is very easy to write your own protocol parser, which is a big PITA with Wireshark.
If you are going to do monitoring and debugging in Firefox only.
Simple, lightweight, clean, and easy to use