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Automating JSP website using C# HttpWebRequest
Oct 30 2011 11:29 AM
Hey,
I'm trying to automate some repetitive tasks using C# HttpWebRequest but I simply can't figure out the website I'm trying to automate.
The pages there have an extension of .do files and when I looked it up I found up that it means that the website uses the struts technology. Then, when I realized that, I tried to find the web.xml file so I could track the URLs from there but I couldn't find any web.xml file.
When I track the website with fiddler, I see the requests sent to a .do file which is the same file that handles all the requests but each request has a different content length, which means it's all being sent with a POST method but I can't figure out the parameters I need to send. How can I analyze the POST requests using fiddler or any other program?
Thanks in advanced.
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