Are there any tool for monitoring HTTP responses? so open such tool up. give it URL. And it goes to it and brings you back not only body of http response but all http response.
Fiddler2
http://www.fiddlertool.com/fiddler2/version.asp
Fiddler acts as an http proxy, it lets you examine outgoing requests and incoming responses (raw headers, data, everything). It also lets you change requests, resend them and manipulate them directly. It is invaluable.
Use Firebug,if you're using FireFox.
Examine HTTP Headers
XMLHttpRequest monitoring
Also checkout the light version Firebug Light which works on all the browsers out of the box. no setup required. Firebug Lite does show Http Response headers and network monitoring but it's good enough to play around with the DOM.
If you're looking for a tool allowing to monitor HTTP requests / responses on client side, you should take a look at Fiddler2.
Some options:
- Download "Live HTTP headers" or Firebug add-ons for Firefox
- Use wget with the -s option (if you're on Unix/Linux)
- Download something like Wireshark to see the whole TCP/IP traffic stream
well... I suppose that defines any browser, but if you want to analyze the response in code, cURL is one of the most used tools for networking, not just HTTP but other protocols as well. It will give you the headers as well as the body and allow authentication, etc., all from a command line or embedded elsewhere, as in a PHP script.
parros proxy is great for this : http://www.parosproxy.org/index.shtml
I love Burp Suite but this is as much focused on intercepting and modifying HTTP requests as it is monitoring them.
Not the specific tools you are looking for, but I highly recommend getting familiar with tcpdump and/or wireshark packet analyzers if you are into any sort of network programming. The latter has a "Follow TCP Stream" feature to look at the bytes flowing through TCP pipe.
Charles Proxy provides easy access to FLV file information such as video codec and embeded metadata. To find this information you will want to find and select the flv in Charles. When selected you will then want to select the "Response" tab in the opposite window to revel flv file info.
http://www.jonathanspooner.com/web-development/charles-proxy-for-flv-debugging/