FiddlerCore4 Wrapper for WinINET cache APIs. Clear all HTTP Cookies from the WinINET Cache Clear all files from the WinINET Cache Delete all permanent WinINET cookies for sHost; won't clear memory-only session cookies. Supports hostnames with an optional leading wildcard, e.g. *example.com. NOTE: Will not work on VistaIE Protected Mode cookies. The hostname whose cookies should be cleared Clear the Cache items. Note: May be synchronous, may be asynchronous. For PInvoke: Contains information about an entry in the Internet cache Wrapper for WinINET proxy configuration APIs Gathers proxy information from a named connection. Pass DefaultLAN to look for the "null" connection Proxy info, or null Returns a multi-line string representing the proxy settings Calculate a string suitable for passing into WinINET APIs. Returns a string containing proxy information, or NULL. NB: I've seen WinINET blow up when passed String.Empty rather than null. Given a proxy string, we crack out the proxy gateways for each protocol e.g. HTTP=itgproxy:80;FTP=ftpprox:21; false on error Fills this WinINETProxyInfo instance with settings from specified WinINET connection. Name of the connection. Pass NULL for LAN connection. Sets WinINET proxy settings for specified connection to those specified in this WinINETProxy instance. Name of the connection. Pass NULL for LAN connection. List of hostnames that should bypass the fixed proxy TRUE if manually-specified proxy should be used. TRUE if a direct HTTP connection may be made if AutoProxy/PAC is unreachable or corrupt True if the proxy should be bypassed for dotless hostnames String representing the endpoint of the proxy for HTTP-traffic, if configured String representing the endpoint of the proxy for HTTPS-traffic, if configured String representing the endpoint of the proxy for FTP-traffic, if configured String representing the endpoint of the proxy for SOCKS-traffic, if configured Bool indicating whether this connection is set to autodetect the proxy Returns a string pointing to the ProxyAutoConfig script, or null Summary description for HTTPSMessages. The Session object manages the complete HTTP session including the UI listitem, the ServerChatter, and the ClientChatter. Sorta hacky, we may use a .NET WebRequest object to generate a valid NTLM response if the server demands authentication and we don't have a way to get it from the client (e.g. RequestBuilder scenarios) Sets or unsets the specified SessionFlag(s) SessionFlags Desired set value Test the session's BitFlags One or more (OR'd) SessionFlags TRUE if specified flag(s) are set Test the session's BitFlags One or more (OR'd) SessionFlags TRUE if any of specified flag(s) are set Should response be buffered for tampering Timers stored as this session progresses ListViewItem object associated with this session in the Session list. Is this a HTTP CONNECT tunnel? Object representing the HTTP Response. Object representing the HTTP Request. Fiddler-internal flags set on the session. Contains the bytes of the request body. Contains the bytes of the response body. IP Address of the client for this session. Client port attached to Fiddler. IP Address of the server for this session. Returns TRUE if the Session's HTTP Method is available and matches the target method true, if the method is present and matches sTestFor (case-insensitive); otherwise false. Returns TRUE if the Session's target hostname (no port) matches sTestHost (case-insensitively). Replaces any characters in a filename that are unsafe with safe equivalents Returns HTML representing the session. Call StringToCF_HTML on the result of this function before placing it on the clipboard. Store this session's request and response to a string. If true, return only the request and response headers String representing this session Store this session's request and response to a string. This private method pauses the Session's thread to allow breakpoint debugging This method resumes the Session's thread in response to "Continue" commands from the UI Called by an AcceptConnection-spawned background thread, create a new session object from a client socket and execute the session Parameter object defining client socket and endpoint's HTTPS certificate, if present Call this function while in the "reading response" state to update the responseBodyBytes array with the partially read response. TRUE if the peek succeeded; FALSE if not in the ReadingResponse state Prevents the server pipe from this session from being pooled for reuse Ensures that, after the response is complete, the client socket is closed and not reused Immediately close client and server sockets. Call in the event of errors-- doesn't queue server pipes for future reuse. Closes both client and server pipes and moves state to Aborted; unpauses thread if paused. Save HTTP response body to Fiddler Captures folder. You likely want to call utilDecodeResponse first. Save HTTP response body to specified location. You likely want to call utilDecodeResponse first. Save the request body to a file. You likely want to call utilDecodeRequest first. Save the session to a file Save the request to a file Save the request to a file Read metadata about this session from a stream. Closes stream when done. Writes this session's metadata to a file Saves the response to a file The File to write TRUE if only heaers should be written Write the metadata about this session to a stream The Stream to write to Write the session's Request (or headers) to the specified stream Write the session's Response (or headers) to the specified stream Write the session (or session headers) to the specified stream Replace HTTP request headers and body using the specified file. The file containing the request Replace HTTP response headers and body using the specified file. The file containing the response Return a string generated from the request body, decoding it and converting from a codepage if needed. Throws on errors. A string containing the request body. Return a string generated from the response body, decoding it and converting from a codepage if needed. Throws on errors. A string containing the response body. Find the text encoding of the request Returns the Encoding of the requestBodyBytes Find the text encoding of the response The Encoding of the responseBodyBytes Returns true if the absolute request URI contains the specified string. Case-insensitive. Case-insensitive string to find TRUE if the URI contains the string Removes chunking and HTTP Compression from the Response. Adds or updates Content-Length header. Returns TRUE if the response was decoded; returns FALSE on failure, or if response didn't have headers that showed encoding. Removes chunking and HTTP Compression from the Request. Adds or updates Content-Length header. Returns TRUE if the request was decoded; returns FALSE on failure, or if request didn't have headers that showed encoding. Use GZIP to compress the response body. Throws exceptions to caller. TRUE if compression succeeded Use DEFLATE to compress the response body. Throws exceptions to caller. TRUE if compression succeeded Use BZIP2 to compress the response body. Throws exceptions to caller. TRUE if compression succeeded Introduces HTTP Chunked encoding on the response body The number of chunks to try to create TRUE if the chunking could be performed. Perform a string replacement on the request body. Adjust the Content-Length header if needed. TODO: Shouldn't assume UTF-8 blindly, use the function that checks headers for charset and body for BOM Call inside OnBeforeRequest to create a response object and bypass the server. Perform a string replacement on the response body. Adjust the Content-Length header if needed. String to find (case-sensitive) String to use to replace TRUE if replacements occurred Replaces the request body with sString as UTF8. Sets Content-Length header and removes Transfer-Encoding/Content-Encoding The desired request Body as a string Replaces the response body with sString. Sets Content-Length header and removes Transfer-Encoding/Content-Encoding The desired response Body as a string Add a string to the top of the response body, updating Content-Length. (Call utilDecodeResponse first!) The string to prepend Find a string in the request body. Return its index, or -1. Term to search for Require case-sensitive match? Location of sSearchFor,or -1 Find a string in the response body. Return its index, or -1. Term to search for Require case-sensitive match? Location of sSearchFor,or -1 Reset the SessionID counter to 0. This method can lead to confusing UI, so use sparingly. Create a session object from two byte[] representing request and response. The client data bytes The server data bytes Create a session object from two byte[] representing request and response. This is used when loading a Session Archive Zip. The client data bytes The server data bytes SessionFlags for this session Creates a new session and attaches it to the pipes passed as arguments The client pipe from which the request is read and to which the response is written. The server pipe to which the request is sent and from which the response is read. May be null. Initialize a new session from a given request headers and bodyrequest builder data. NB: If you're copying an existing request, use oRequestHeaders.Clone() A session should be hidden if it has the ui-hide flag set, AND either the user is not interested in HTTP errors, or this session didn't have any such errors. Called when the session is ready to begin processing. Dummy parameter Fiddler cannot auto-follow a redirect to a protocol other than HTTP/HTTPS/FTP. TODO: Should pass the combined URL into this function The BASE URL to which a relative redirection should be applied Response "Location" header TRUE if the auto-redirect target is allowed InnerExecute() implements Fiddler's HTTP Pipeline Assign a Session ID. Called by ClientChatter when headers are available Called only by InnerExecute, this method reads a request from the client and performs tampering/manipulation on it. Returns TRUE if response is a challenge True for HTTP/401,407 with NEGO or NTLM demand Replace the "ipv*.fiddler "fake" hostnames with the IP-literal equvalents. Determines if request host is pointing directly at Fiddler. Echo the client's request back as a HTTP Response, encoding to prevent XSS. Echo the client's request back as a HTTP Response, encoding to prevent XSS. Echo the client's request back as a HTTP Response, encoding to prevent XSS. Handle Execution of a HTTPS Connect tunnel TRUE if the tunnel was handled, FALSE if the caller should handle it. This method indicates to the client that a secure tunnel was created, without actually talking to an upstream server. If Fiddler's AutoResponder is enabled, and that autoresponder denies passthrough, then Fiddler itself will always indicate "200 Connection Established" and wait for another request from the client. That subsequent request can then potentially be handled by the AutoResponder engine. The hostname to use in the Certificate returned to the client This method adds a Proxy-Support: Session-Based-Authentication header and indicates whether the response is Nego:Type2. Returns TRUE if server returned a credible Type2 NTLM Message This helper evaluates the conditions for client socket reuse. Sends the Response Fiddler received from the server back to the client socket. True, if the response was successfully sent to the client Creates a new session, binding this session's pipes to that new session, as appropriate TRUE if both the client and server pipes should be bound regardless of the serverPipe's ReusePolicy Refresh the UI elements for the session. If you pass False, Fiddler could show out-of-date data. Bitflags of commonly-queried session attributes When true, this session was conducted using the HTTPS protocol. When true, this session was conducted using the FTPS protocol. Get the process ID of the application which made this request, or 0 if it cannot be determined. Gets a path-less filename suitable for the Response entity. Uses Content-Disposition if available. Set to true in OnBeforeRequest if this request should bypass the gateway Returns the port used by the client to communicate to Fiddler. State of session. Note Side-Effects: If setting to .Aborted, calls FinishUISession. If setting to/from a Tamper state, calls RefreshMyInspectors Returns the path and query part of the URL. (For a CONNECT request, returns the host:port to be connected.)")] Retrieves the complete URI, including protocol/scheme, in the form http://www.host.com/filepath?query. Or sets the complete URI, adjusting the UriScheme and/or Host. Gets or sets the URL (without protocol) being requested from the server, in the form www.host.com/filepath?query. DNS Name of the host server targeted by this request. NB: a port# may be included. DNS Name of the host server (no port) targeted by this request. May include IPv6-literal brackets Returns the server port to which this request is targeted. Returns the sequential number of this request. Returns the Address used by the client to communicate to Fiddler. Gets or Sets the HTTP Status code of the server's response Returns TRUE if this session state>readingresponse and oResponse not null Indexer property into SESSION flags, REQUEST headers, and RESPONSE headers. e.g. oSession["Request", "Host"] returns string value for the Request host header. If null, returns String.Empty SESSION, REQUEST or RESPONSE The name of the flag or header String value or String.Empty Simple indexer into the Session's oFlags object Holds a variety of useful functions used in Fiddler and its addons. Queries the user for a filename Dialog title String representing file dialog filter Filename or null Queries the user for an OPEN filename Dialog title String representing file dialog filter Filename or null Check to see that the target assembly defines a RequiredVersionAttribute and that the current Fiddler instance meets that requirement The assembly to test The "type" of extension for display in error message TRUE if the assembly includes a requirement and Fiddler meets it. Typically, a version number is displayed as "major number.minor number.build number.private part number". Version required Version of the binary being tested Returns 0 if exact match, else greater than 0 if Required version greater than verTest Convert a full path into one that uses environment variables e.g. C:\windows\system32\foo.dll %WINDIR%\System32\foo.dll Ensure that the target path exists and if a file exists there, it is not readonly or hidden The candidate filename Writes arrBytes to a file, overwriting if needed. Path to File to write. Bytes to write. Reads entire stream into an array. Unlike normal .Read, this function always returns the full set of bytes Returns the Value from a token in the header string. Correctly handles double-quoted strings. Allows comma as delimiter Name of the header Name of the token Value of the token if present; otherwise, null Returns the part of a string up to (but not including) the first instance of specified substring. The string to trim from The delimiting string at which the trim should end Returns the part of a string up to (but not including) the first instance of specified delimiter. The string to trim from The delimiting character at which the trim should end Truncates sString to iMaxLen The string The maximum length of string A string truncated to iMaxLen Returns the part of a string after (but NOT including) the first instance of specified delimiter. If delim not found, returns entire string. Returns the part of a string after (but NOT including) the first instance of specified substring. If delim not found, returns entire string. Returns the part of a string after (and including) the first instance of specified substring. If delim not found, returns entire string. The string to search The delimiting string to find The part of the string starting with sDelim, or the entire string if sDelim not found. Returns the part of a string after (but not including) the last instance of specified delimiter. If delim not found, returns entire string. Returns the part of a string after (but not including) the last instance of specified substring. If delim not found, returns entire string. Determines true if a request with the specified HTTP Method/Verb MUST contain a entity body The Method/Verb TRUE if the HTTP Method MUST contain a request body. Determines true if a request with the specified HTTP Method/Verb may contain a entity body The Method/Verb TRUE if the HTTP Method MAY contain a request body. Determines if the specified MIME type is "binary" in nature. The MIME type TRUE if the MIME type is likely binary in nature Gets a string from a byte-array, stripping a Byte Order Marker preamble if present. The byte array The encoding to convert from The string Gets (via Headers or Sniff) the provided body's text Encoding. Returns CONFIG.oHeaderEncoding (usually UTF-8) if unknown. Potentially sl Gets (via Headers or Sniff) the Response Text Encoding. Returns CONFIG.oHeaderEncoding (usually UTF-8) if unknown. Perf: May be quite slow; cache the response The session The encoding of the response body Set of encodings for which we'll attempt to sniff. List ordered from longest BOM to shortest HtmlEncode a string. In Fiddler itself, this is a simple wrapper for the System.Web.HtmlEncode function. The .NET4.0 Client Profile doesn't include System.Web, so we must provide our own implementation of HtmlEncode for FiddlerCore's use. String to encode String encoded according to the rules of HTML Encoding, or null. Tokenize a string into tokens. Delimits on unquoted whitespace ; quote marks are dropped unless preceded by \ characters. BUG BUG: Doesn't do what you expect with a path like this, due to the trailing slash: prefs set fiddler.config.path.webtestexport.plugins "F:\users\ericlaw\documents\fiddler2\importexport\VSWebTest\" For now, the simple bet is to drop the final backslash (since it'll get put back by other code) The string to tokenize An array of strings Pretty-print a Hex view of a byte array. Slow. The byte array Number of bytes per line String containing a pretty-printed array Pretty-print a Hex view of a byte array. Slow. The byte array Number of bytes per line The maximum number of bytes to pretty-print String containing a pretty-printed array Print an byte array to a hex string. Slow. Byte array String of hex bytes Create a string in CF_HTML format The HTML string The HTML string wrapped with a CF_HTML prelude Returns an integer from the registry, or iDefault if the registry key is missing or cannot be used as an integer Save a string to the registry. Correctly handles null Value, saving as String.Empty Returns an integer from the registry, or iDefault if the registry key is missing or cannot be used as a float. Get a bool from the registry The RegistryKey The Value name The default value Returns an bool from the registry, or bDefault if the registry key is missing or cannot be used as an bool. Pass oResponse.MIMEType as input, to ensure no charset info in the data The MIME Type A file extension for the type, or .TXT Use the system registry to find the proper MIME-Type for a given file extension File extension Content-Type, or null Determines if we have a complete chunked response body (RFC2616 Section 3.6.1) The session object, used for error reporting The response data stream. WARNING: We mangle the .Position property. The start of the HTTP body to scan for chunk size info Returns the start of the final received/partial chunk End of byte data in stream representing this chunked content, or -1 if error True, if we've found the complete last chunk, false otherwise. Takes a byte array and applies HTTP Chunked Transfer Encoding to it The byte array to convert The number of chunks to try to create The byte array with Chunked Transfer Encoding applied Removes HTTP chunked encoding from the data in writeData and returns the resulting array Some chunked data Unchunked data. Throws on data format errors Remove all encodings from arrBody, based on those specified. Throws on errors. Readonly Headers specifying what encodings are applied In/Out array to be modified GZIPs a byte-array Input byte array byte[] containing a gzip-compressed copy of writeData[] GZIP-Expand function which shows no UI and will throw on error TRUE if you want to use Xceed to decompress; false if you want to use System.IO byte[] to decompress A decompressed byte array, or byte[0]. Throws on errors. Expands a GZIP-compressed byte array The array to decompress byte[] containing an un-gzipped copy of compressedData[] Compress a byte array using RFC1951 DEFLATE Array to compress byte[] containing a DEFLATE'd copy of writeData[] UnDeflate function which shows no UI and will throw on error TRUE if you want to use Xceed to decompress; false if you want to use System.IO byte[] to decompress A decompressed byte array, or byte[0]. Throws on errors. Decompress a byte array that was compressed using RFC1951 DEFLATE Array to decompress byte[] of decompressed data Compress a byte[] using the bzip2 algorithm Array to compress byte[] of data compressed using bzip2 Decompress an array compressed using bzip2 The array to expand byte[] of decompressed data Try parsing the string for a Hex-formatted int. If it fails, return false and 0 in iOutput. The hex number The int value TRUE if the parsing succeeded Returns TRUE if two ORIGIN (scheme+host+port) values are functionally equivalent. This function cracks a sHostPort string to determine if the address refers to a "local" site The string to evaluate, potentially containing a port True if the address is local This function cracks a sHostPort string to determine if the address refers to the local computer The string to evaluate, potentially containing a port True if the address is 127.0.0.1, 'localhost', or ::1 This function cracks the Hostname/Port combo, removing IPV6 brackets if needed Hostname/port combo, like www.foo.com or www.example.com:8888 or [::1]:80 The hostname, minus any IPv6 literal brackets, if present Port #, 80 if not specified, 0 if corrupt Given a string/list in the form HOSTNAME:PORT#;HOSTNAME2:PORT2#, this function returns the FIRST IPEndPoint. Warning: DNS resolution is slow, so use this function wisely. HOSTNAME:PORT#;OPTHOST2:PORT2# An IPEndPoint or null This function attempts to be a ~fast~ way to return an IP from a hoststring that contains an IP-Literal. Hostname IPAddress, or null, if the sHost wasn't an IP-Literal Launch the user's browser to a hyperlink. This function traps exceptions and notifies the user via UI dialog. The URL to ShellExecute. Wrapper for Process.Start that shows error messages Path to Executable Command line parameters to pass to the executable Run an Executable, notifying the user of any exceptions. Fully-qualified filename of file to Execute Command-line parameters to pass Run an executable, wait for it to exit, and return its output as a string. NOTE: Uses CreateProcess, so you cannot launch applications which require Elevation. Fully-qualified filename of file to Execute Command-line parameters to pass Exit code returned by the executable String containing the standard-output of the executable Copy a string to the clipboard, notifying the user of any exceptions The text to copy TRUE if the copy succeeded Copy an object to the clipboard, notifying the user of any exceptions The object to copy True if successful This method prepares a string to be converted into a regular expression by escaping special characters Determine if a given byte array has the start of a HTTP/1.* 200 response. Useful primarily to determine if a CONNECT request to a proxy returned success. Returns TRUE if the provided (lowercased) Host List contains the host specified by sHost (any case) URLMon Interop Class Set the user-agent string for the current process New UA string Query WinINET for the current process' proxy settings. Oddly, there's no way to UrlMkGetSessionOption for the current proxy. String of hex suitable for display Configures the current process to use the system proxy for URLMon/WinINET traffic. Configures the current process to use no Proxy for URLMon/WinINET traffic. Sets the proxy for the current process to the specified list. See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa383996(VS.85).aspx e.g. "127.0.0.1:8888" or "http=insecProxy:80;https=secProxy:444" Semi-colon delimted list of hosts to bypass proxy; use <local> to bypass for Intranet State of the current session Object created but nothing's happening yet Thread is reading the HTTP Request AutoTamperRequest pass 1 (Only used by IAutoTamper) User can tamper using Fiddler Inspectors AutoTamperRequest pass 2 (Only used by IAutoTamper) Thread is sending the Request to the server Thread is reading the HTTP Response AutoTamperResponse pass 1 (Only used by IAutoTamper) User can tamper using Fiddler Inspectors AutoTamperResponse pass 2 (Only used by IAutoTamper) Sending response to client application Session complete Session was aborted (client didn't want response, fatal error, etc) This enumeration provides the values for the Session object's BitFlags field No flags are set The request uses the HTTPS protocol. NYI. The request uses the FTP protocol. NYI. RESERVED FOR FUTURE USE. Do not use. The client pipe was reused The server pipe was reused RESERVED FOR FUTURE USE. Do not use. The response was streamed The request was generated by Fiddler itself (e.g. RequestBuilder) The response was generated by Fiddler itself (e.g. AutoResponder or utilCreateResponseAndBypassServer) This session was loaded from a .SAZ File This session was loaded from a This request was sent to an upstream gateway proxy. This is a "blind" CONNECT tunnel for HTTPS traffic This is a CONNECT tunnel which decrypts HTTPS traffic as it flows through This response was served from a client cache, bypassing Fiddler. Fiddler only "sees" this session because other software reported it to Fiddler There was a HTTP Protocol violation in the client's request There was a HTTP Protocol violation in the server's response Response body was dropped, e.g due to fiddler.network.streaming.ForgetStreamedData This class maintains the Proxy Bypass List for the upstream gateway. In the constructor, pass the desired proxy bypass string retrieved from WinINET. Then, call the IsBypass(sTarget) method to determine if the Gateway should be bypassed Pass the desired proxy bypass string retrieved from WinINET. Given the rules for this bypasslist, should this target bypass the proxy? Convert the string representing the bypass list into an array of rules escaped and ready to be turned into regular expressions This function converts the internal bypassList into a list of regular expressions Flags that indicate what problems, if any, were encountered in parsing HTTP headers There were no problems parsing the HTTP headers The HTTP headers ended incorrectly with \n\n The HTTP headers ended incorrectly with \n\r\n The HTTP headers were malformed. Summary description for Parser. Given a byte[] representing a request, determines the offsets of the components of the line Parse out HTTP Header lines. Note: Multiline headers are not supported, although I've yet to see a client that supports them. Header collection to update Array of Strings Index into array at which parsing should start String containing any errors encountered TRUE if there were no errors, false otherwise Parse the HTTP Request into headers object Parse the HTTP Response into Headers and Body. WARNING: THIS FUNCTION ISN'T AS ROBUST AS THE ONE IN THE MAINLINE CODEPATH. NEED TO UPDATE IT. Ask RAS for the list of network connectoids. We'll always add "DefaultLAN" to this list as well. Abstract base class for the ClientPipe and ServerPipe classes List of sessions for which this pipe was used. TODO: REMOVE! The base socket wrapped in this pipe The number of times that this Pipe has been used The HTTPS stream wrapped around the base socket The display name of this Pipe Number of milliseconds to delay each 1024 bytes transmitted Create a new pipe, an enhanced wrapper around a socket Socket which this pipe wraps Identification string used for debugging purposes Call this method when about to reuse a socket. Currently, increments the socket's UseCount and resets the tramsmit delay to 0. Sends a byte array through this pipe The bytes Sends the data specified in oBytes (between iOffset and iOffset+iCount-1 inclusive) down the pipe. Receive bytes from the pipe into the DATA buffer. Throws IO exceptions from the socket/stream Array of data read Bytes read Return the raw socket this pipe wraps. Avoid calling this method if at all possible. Shutdown and close the socket inside this pipe. Eats exceptions. Return the Connected status of the base socket Returns a bool indicating if the socket in this pipe is CURRENTLY connected and wrapped in a SecureStream Return the Remote Port to which this socket is attached. NB: This may throw an exception if the remote endpoint's SafeHandle was closed, e.g. during destruction Return the Local Port to which the base socket is attached. Note: May return a misleading port if the ISA Firewall Client is in use. Returns the remote address to which this Pipe is connected Sets the transmission delay Summary description for frmPrompt. Required designer variable. GetUserString prompts the user for a string. Title of the dialog The prompt text in the dialog The default response If true, will return null if user hits cancel. Else returns sDefault. The user's result, or null if user cancelled and bReturnNullIfCancelled set. Clean up any resources being used. Required method for Designer support - do not modify the contents of this method with the code editor. Summary description for ClientChatter. Size of buffer passed to pipe.Receive when reading from the client The ClientPipe object which is connected to the client, or null. Parsed Headers The session object which owns this ClientChatter The host pulled from the URI, usually null except while reading/parsing the request The raw request stream, null'd after TakeEntity is called Offset to first byte of body in m_requestData Optimization: tracks how far we've previously looked when determining iEntityBodyOffset Create a ClientChatter object initialized with a set of HTTP headers Called primarily when loading session data from a file. Loads a HTTP request from a file rather than a memory stream. TODO: Why not make this public and have a responsebody version? The file to load TRUE if the file existed. Based on this session's data, determine the expected Transfer-Size of the request body. See RFC2616 Section 4.4 Message Length. Note, there's currently no support for "multipart/byteranges" requests anywhere in Fiddler. Expected Transfer-Size of the body, in bytes. Free Request data. Called by TakeEntity or by ReadRequest method on request failure Extract a byte array representing the entity, put any excess bytes back in the socket, delete the requestData stream, and return the entity. Byte array containing the entity Send a HTTP/XXX Error Message to the Client, calling DoReturningError and DoBeforeReturningError TODO: ARCH: This shouldn't live in the ClientChatter. It's just silly that it's here. Parse the headers from the requestData buffer. Precondition: Call AFTER having set the correct iEntityBodyOffset. Note: This code used to be a lot simpler before, when it used strings instead of byte[]s. Sadly, we've gotta use byte[]s to ensure nothing in the URI gets lost. TRUE if successful. Frees arrRequest if successful. This function decides if the request string represents a complete HTTP request Scans requestData stream for the \r\n\r\n (or variants) sequence which indicates that the header block is complete. SIDE EFFECTS: iBodySeekProgress is updated and maintained across calls to this function iEntityBodyOffset is updated if the end of headers is found True, if requestData contains a full set of headers Read a complete HTTP Request from the Client. TRUE, if a request could be read. FALSE, otherwise. HTTP Headers sent in the client request, or null. Was this request received from a reused client connection? Note: This returns the HTTP_HOST header, which may include a trailing port #. Simple indexer into the Request Headers object The PipePool maintains a collection of connected ServerPipes for reuse The Pool itself Returns the number of Pipes in the pool The number of pipes, or 0 if the pool is empty Remove any pipes from Queues if they exceed the age threshhold Remove any Queues from Hashtable if they are empty Dump all of the queues from the hashtable Return a string representing the Pipes in the Pool A string representing the pipes in the pool Dequeue a server connection for reuse. The key which identifies the connection to search for. Good syntax is [HTTPS:]HOSTNAME:PORT The ProcessID of the client requesting a Pipe HACK to be removed; the SessionID# of the request Queue a connection for later use. The Pipe to place in the queue A ClientPipe wraps a socket connection to a client application If you previously read more bytes than you needed from this client socket, you can put some back. Array of bytes to put back Sets the receiveTimeout based on whether this is a freshly opened client socket or a reused one. Returns a semicolon-delimited string describing this ClientPipe A semicolon-delimited string This function sends the client socket a CONNECT ESTABLISHED, and then performs a HTTPS authentication handshake, with Fiddler acting as the server. Hostname Fiddler is pretending to be The set of headers to be returned to the client in response to the client's CONNECT tunneling request true if the handshake succeeds ID of the process that opened this socket, assuming that Port Mapping is enabled, and the connection is from the local machine Name of the Process referred to by LocalProcessID, or String.Empty if unknown The Logger object is a simple event log Queue of Messages that should be logged until another object has loaded and registered for notification of such Messages The constructor for the Logger object True if a queue should be created to store messages during Fiddler's startup Log a string with specified string formatting The format string The arguments to replace in the string Log a string The string to log The Event to raise when a string is logged EventArgs class for the LogEvent handler The String which has been logged Fiddler Transcoders allow import and export of Traffic Create the FiddlerTranscoders object Add Import/Export encoders to FiddlerApplication.oTranscoders Assembly to import exporters and importers FALSE on obvious errors Add Import/Export encoders to FiddlerApplication.oTranscoders Assembly to scan for transcoders FALSE on obvious errors Loads any assembly in the specified path that ends with .dll and does not start with "_", checks that a compatible version requirement was specified, and adds the importer and exporters within to the collection. The path to scan for extensions Ensures that Import/Export Transcoders have been loaded Returns a TranscoderTuple willing to handle the specified format The Format TranscoderTuple, or null Returns a TranscoderTuple willing to handle the specified format The Format TranscoderTuple, or null Gets the format list of the specified type and adds that type to the collection. TRUE if any formats were found; FALSE otherwise Clear Importer and Exporter collections True if one or more classes implementing ISessionImporter are available. True if one or more classes implementing ISessionImporter are available. Summary description for config. TODO: Figure out member visibility. It's a bit random right now. True if this is a "Viewer" instance of Fiddler that will not persist its settings Returns 127.0.0.1:{ListenPort} or fiddler.network.proxy.RegistrationHostName:{ListenPort} Use 256bit AES Encryption when password-protecting .SAZ files. Note that, while this encryption is much stronger than the default encryption algorithm, it is significantly slower to save and load these files, and the Windows Explorer ZIP utility cannot open them. SSL/TLS Protocols we allow the client to choose from when calling AuthenticateAsServer SSL/TLS Protocols we request the server use when calling AuthenticateAsClient Name of connection to which Fiddler should autoattach if MonitorAllConnections is not set String list of hosts for which HTTPS decryption (if enabled) should be skipped Allow administrators to prevent users from checking for new versions Check to see if WinINET settings are configured for one-proxy-per-machine. If so, the WinINET API to set the proxy will fail unless Fiddler has write permissions to HKLM (e.g. running elevated). Test to see if ISA Firewall client is in annoying mode Return a Special URL. Which URL to return. CASE-SENSITIVE! Get a registry path for a named constant The path to retrieve [Root, UI, Dynamic, Prefs] The registry path Return an app path, ending in "\" or a filename CASE-SENSITIVE Ensure that the per-user folders used by Fiddler are present. Boolean: Indicates if UI should ignore previously-stored layout preferences and use defaults instead. Users activate this UISafeMode by holding SHIFT while starting Fiddler. On attach, will configure WinINET to bypass Fiddler for these hosts. Boolean indicating whether Fiddler will open the listening port exclusively Controls whether server certificate errors are ignored when decrypting HTTPS traffic. Controls whether notification dialogs and prompts should be shown. The port upon which Fiddler is configured to listen. Returns the path and filename of the editor used to edit the Rules Javascript file. Returns true if Fiddler should permit remote connections. Requires restart. EventArgs for preference-change events. See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms229011.aspx. The name of the preference The string value of the preference Returns TRUE if ValueString=="true", case-insensitively The IFiddlerPreferences Interface Store a boolean value for a preference The named preference The boolean value to store Store an Int32 value for a preference The named preference The int32 value to store Store a string value for a preference The named preference The string value to store Get a preference's value as a boolean The Preference Name The default value for missing or invalid preferences A Boolean Gets a preference's value as a string The Preference Name The default value for missing preferences A string Gets a preference's value as a 32-bit integer The Preference Name The default value for missing or invalid preferences An integer Removes a named preference from storage The name of the preference to remove Add a Watcher which will be notified when a value has changed The prefix of preferences for which changes are interesting The Event handler to notify Returns the Watcher object added to the notification list Removes a previously-created preference Watcher from the notification queue The Watcher to remove Indexer. Returns the value of the preference as a string The Preference Name The Preference value as a string, or null The PreferenceBag is used to maintain a threadsafe Key/Value list of preferences, persisted in the registry, and with appropriate eventing when a value changes. Load the existing preferences from the registry into the Preferences bag. Serialize the existing preferences to the Registry. Get a string array of the preference names string[] of preference names Return a string preference. Return a bool preference. Return an Int32 Preference. Update or create a string preference. Update or create a Int32 Preference Update or create a Boolean preference. Delete a Preference from the collection. The name of the Preference. Remove all watchers and write the registry. Return a description of the contents of the preference bag Multi-line string Return a string-based serialization of the Preferences settings. TRUE for a multi-line format with all preferences String Add a watcher for changes to the specified preference or preference branch. Preference branch to monitor, or String.Empty to watch all The EventHandler accepting PrefChangeEventArgs to notify Remove a previously attached Watcher The previously-specified Watcher This function executes on a single background thread and notifies any registered Watchers of changes in preferences they care about. A string containing the name of the Branch that changed Spawn a background thread to notify any interested Watchers of changes to the Target preference branch. The arguments to pass to the interested Watchers Returns a string naming the current profile Indexer into the Preference collection. The name of the Preference to update/create or return. The string value of the preference, or null. A simple struct which contains a Branch identifier and EventHandler The policy which describes how this pipe may be reused by a later request. Ordered by least restrictive to most. The ServerPipe may be freely reused by any subsequent request The ServerPipe may be reused only by a subsequent request from the same client process The ServerPipe may be reused only by a subsequent request from the same client pipe The ServerPipe may not be reused for a subsequent request Summary description for Pipe. User-controlled list of Certificate Serial #s for which Fiddler should not raise a warning about certificate errors DateTime of the completion of the TCP/IP Connection TickCount when this Pipe was last placed in a PipePool Returns TRUE if this ServerPipe is connected to a Gateway The Pooling key used for reusing a previously pooled ServerPipe Create a server pipe The name for this pipe Determine whether this server pipe will connect to the gateway Marks this socket as having been authenticated. Depending on the preference "fiddler.network.auth.reusemode" this may impact the reuse policy for this pipe The client's process ID, if known. Returns a semicolon-delimited string describing this ServerPipe A semicolon-delimited string Return a string describing the HTTPS connection security, if this socket is secured A string This method is called by the HTTPS Connection establishment to optionally attach a client certificate to the request. Test Page: https://tower.dartmouth.edu/doip/OracleDatabases.jspx Return a Certificate Collection containing the specified certificate. Fixup path if needed. This function secures an existing connection and authenticates as client. This is primarily useful when the socket is connected to a Gateway/Proxy and we had to send a CONNECT and get a HTTP/200 Connected back before we actually secure the socket. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.security.sslstream.aspx The CN to use in the certificate Path to client certificate file Key to use in the HTTPS Server connection pool Reference-passed integer which returns the time spent securing the connection TRUE if the connection can be secued Connect the pipe to the specified remote endpoint, optionally performing a HTTPS handshake. THROWS on error The socket to be wrapped in a Pipe TRUE if we should send a CONNECT request to create a tunnel TRUE if this socket should be secured with SSL The CN to expect in the server certificate Path to a client certificate file The key to use for pooling this pipe for future reuse Reference to int which will collect the time spent in HTTPS handshaking True if connection was successful. False if socket was already closed. Exception for other failures. Policy for reuse of this pipe Returns TRUE if there is an underlying, mutually-authenticated HTTPS stream. Returns TRUE if this PIPE is marked as having been authenticated using a Connection-Oriented Auth protocol: NTLM, Kerberos, or HTTPS Client Certificate Indicates if this pipe is connected to an upstream Proxy. Gets the pooling key for this server pipe Returns the IPEndPoint to which this socket is connected Define a custom attribute with one named parameter. Specify "SEALED" for faster reflection. Constructor for the CodeDescription attribute The descriptive text The descriptive string describing this property, method, or field Flags that can be passed into the Startup method No options. Register with WinINET as the System Proxy Decrypt HTTPS Traffic Accept requests from remote computers or devices Set this flag to forward requests to any upstream gateway Set this flag to set all WinINET connections to use Fiddler, otherwise only the Local LAN is pointed to Fiddler Start FiddlerCore with the default set of options Delegate that allows host to override default certificate handling policy The session The CN expected for this session The certificate provided by the server The certificate chain of that certificate Errors from default validation TRUE if you want to force the certificate to be valid; FALSE if you want to force the certificate to be invalid TRUE if you want to override default validation; FALSE if bTreatCertificateAsValid shoudl be ignored A simple event handling delegate for functions which accept no parameters. An event handling delegate which is called during report calculation with the set of sessions being evaluated. The sessions in this report. An event handling delegate which is called as a part of the HTTP pipeline at various stages. The Web Session in the pipeline. This class acts as the central point for script/extensions to interact with Fiddler components. TRUE if Fiddler is currently shutting down Fiddler's "Janitor" clears up unneeded resources (e.g. server sockets, DNS entries) Gets Fiddler* version info A string indicating the build/flavor of the Fiddler* assembly Returns Help/About information as a string Fiddler's core proxy object. Fiddler Import/Export Transcoders Checks if FiddlerCore is running. TRUE if FiddlerCore is started/listening; FALSE otherwise. Checks if FiddlerCore is running and registered as the System Proxy. TRUE if FiddlerCore IsStarted AND registered as the system proxy; FALSE otherwise. Recommended way to Start FiddlerCore listening on the specified port The port The FiddlerCoreStartupFlags option you want to set; FiddlerCoreStartupFlags.Default is recommended Start the FiddlerCore engine; this overload is NOT RECOMMENDED Start the FiddlerCore engine; this overload is NOT RECOMMENDED Port to Listen on. Boolean indicating if FiddlerCore should register as the system proxy. Boolean indicating if FiddlerCore should decrypt secure traffic. If true, requires MakeCert.exe in the Application folder. Boolean indicating if FiddlerCore should accept connections from remote computers. Note: You must ensure Firewall is configured to allow such connections to your program. Start a new proxy endpoint instance, listening on the specified port The port to listen on TRUE if remote clients should be permitted to connect to this endpoint A Hostname (e.g. EXAMPLE.com) if this endpoint should be treated as a HTTPS Server A Proxy object, or null if unsuccessful Start a new proxy endpoint instance, listening on the specified port The port to listen on TRUE if remote clients should be permitted to connect to this endpoint A certificate to return when clients connect, or null A Proxy object, or null if unsuccessful Shuts down the FiddlerCore proxy and disposes it. Note: If there's any traffic in progress while you're calling this method, your background threads are likely to blow up with ObjectDisposedExceptions or NullReferenceExceptions. In many cases, you're better off simply calling oProxy.Detach() and letting the garbage collector clean up when your program exits. Notify a listener that a block of a response was read. The session for which the response is being read byte buffer (not completely full) bytes set. FALSE if AbortReading was set Export Sessions in the specified format Shortname of desired format Sessions to export Options to pass to the ISessionExport interface Your callback event handler, or NULL to allow Fiddler to handle TRUE if successful, FALSE if desired format doesn't exist or other error occurs Calls a Fiddler Session Exporter and returns the list of loaded Sessions. String naming the Import format, e.g. HTTPArchive Not meaningful for FiddlerCore Options Your callback event handler, or NULL to allow Fiddler to handle Loaded Session[], or null on Failure Reset the SessionID counter to 0. This method can lead to confusing UI, so call sparingly. Report an exception to the user. The Exception The Title of the dialog Show the user a message when an HTTP Error was encountered Session with error Set to true to prevent pooling/reuse of client connection The SessionFlag which should be set to log this violation Set to true to prevent pooling/reuse of server connection Information about the problem We really don't want this method to get inlined, because that would cause the Xceed DLLs to get loaded in the Main() function instead of when _SetXceedLicenseKeys is called; that, in turn, would delay the SplashScreen. Used to track errors with addons. Fiddler's logging system Fiddler's Preferences collection. http://fiddler.wikidot.com/prefs This event fires each time FiddlerCore reads data from network for the server's response This event fires when a client request is received by Fiddler This event fires when a server response is received by Fiddler This event fires when Request Headers are available This event fires when Response Headers are available This event fires when an error response is generated by Fiddler This event fires when a session has been completed This event fires when a user notification would be shown. See CONFIG.QuietMode property. Sync this event to be notified when FiddlerCore has attached as the system proxy.")] Sync this event to be notified when FiddlerCore has detached as the system proxy. EventArgs class for the OnNotification handler The string message of the notification EventArgs class for the ISessionImporter and ISessionExporter interface callbacks Set to TRUE to request that Import/Export process be aborted as soon as convenient Session for which this responseRead is occurring Byte buffer returned from read. Note: Always of fixed size, check iCountOfBytes to see which bytes were set Count of latest read from Socket. If less than 1, response was ended. Clear the DNS Cache. Called by the NetworkChange event handler in the oProxy object Remove all expired DNSCache entries; called by the Janitor Show the contents of the DNS Resolver cache Gets first available IP Address from DNS. Throws if address not found! String containing the host True to use Fiddler's DNS cache. IPAddress of target, if found. Gets IP Addresses for host from DNS. Throws if address not found! String containing the host True to use Fiddler's DNS cache. The Timers object to which the DNS lookup time should be stored, or null List of IPAddresses of target, if any found. Trim an address list, removing duplicate entries, IPv6-entries if-disabled, and entries beyond the third one The list to filter A filtered address list A DNSCacheEntry holds a cached resolution from the DNS TickCount of this record's creation IPAddresses for this hostname Construct a new cache entry The address information to add to the cache Summary description for HTTPSTunnel. This method creates a new HTTPS Tunnel and executes it on a background (non-pooled) thread. The Session containing the HTTP CONNECT request Creates a HTTPS tunnel. External callers instead use the CreateTunnel static method. The session for which this tunnel was initially created. The client socket This function keeps the thread alive until it is signaled that the traffic is complete Executes the HTTPS tunnel on a background thread Creates a tunnel to the gateway and begins exchange of traffic The Gateway Close the HTTPS tunnel and signal the event to let the service thread die. WARNING: This should not be allowed to throw any exceptions, because it will do so on threads that don't catch them, and this will kill the application. Called when we have received data from the local client. Incoming data will immediately be forwarded to the remote host. The result of the asynchronous operation. Called when we have sent data to the local client.
When all the data has been sent, we will start receiving again from the remote host.
 The result of the asynchronous operation. Called when we have sent data to the remote host.
When all the data has been sent, we will start receiving again from the local client.
 The result of the asynchronous operation. Called when we have received data from the remote host.
Incoming data will immediately be forwarded to the local client.
 The result of the asynchronous operation. This class is used to find and create certificates in the Windows Certificate store, in order to use the certificates for use in Fiddler's HTTPS man-in-the-middle capability. FindBySubject{Distinguished}Name requires a complete match of the SUBJECT, including CN, O, and OU FindByIssuer{Distinguished}Name requires a complete match of the SUBJECT, including CN, O, and OU Removes Fiddler-generated certificates from the Windows certificate store Find a certificate from the certificate store. A string of the form: "www.hostname.com" Allow the certificate to be created A certificate or /null/ Determine if the self-signed root certificate exists TRUE if so Is Fiddler's root certificate in the Root store? TRUE if so Is Fiddler's root certificate in the Machine Root store? TRUE if so Create a self-signed certificate to use for HTTPS interception TRUE if successful Finds the Fiddler root certificate and prompts the user to add it to the TRUSTED store True if successful Creates a certificate for ServerAuth. If isRoot is set, designates that this is a self-signed root. A string of the form: "www.hostname.com" A boolean indicating if this is a request to create the root certificate True if the certificate was created; false otherwise This class allows fast-lookup of a ProcessName from a ProcessID. Static constructur which registers for cleanup Prune the cache of expiring PIDs Map a Process ID (PID) to a Process Name The PID A Process Name (e.g. IEXPLORE.EXE) or String.Empty Structure mapping a Process ID (PID) to a ProcessName The TickCount when this entry was created The ProcessName (e.g. IEXPLORE.EXE) Create a PID->ProcessName mapping The ProcessName (e.g. IEXPLORE.EXE) Summary description for WinHTTP. Indication as to whether AutoProxy information is valid. 0=Unknown/Enabled; 1=Valid/Enabled; -1=Invalid/Disabled Returns a string containing the currently selected autoproxy options Returns a single-line string containing the currently selected autoproxy options Get WPAD-discovered URL for display purposes; note that we don't actually use this when determining the gateway, instead relying on the WinHTTPGetProxyForUrl function to do this work for us. A WPAD url, if found, or String.Empty Return gateway endpoint for requested Url. TODO: Add caching layer! The URL for which the gateway should be determined The Endpoint of the Gateway, or null TRUE if WinHttpGetProxyForUrl succeeded Close the WinHTTP Session handle Note: Be sure to use the same hSession to prevent redownload of the proxy script Set to true to send Negotiate creds when challenged to download the script TODO: Need to refactor visibility here. Right now, _oConnectoids is (internal) instead of (private) because the Options dialog iterates the list. And about:connectoids wants access too Return the configured default connectiod name, if specified Either DefaultLAN or the user-specified connectoid name Map a local port number to the originating process ID The local port number The originating process ID Calls the GetExtendedTcpTable function to map a port to a process ID. This function is (over) optimized for performance. Client port AF_INET or AF_INET6 PID, if found, or 0 Given a local port number, uses GetExtendedTcpTable to find the originating process ID. First checks the IPv4 connections, then looks at IPv6 connections Client applications' port ProcessID, or 0 if not found Enumeration of possible queries that can be issued using GetExtendedTcpTable http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa366386.aspx The ServerChatter object is responsible for transmitting the Request to the destination server and retrieving its Response. Size of buffer passed to pipe.Receive when reading from the server pipeServer wraps a socket connected to a server MemoryStream holds this response's data. TODO: ARCH: It's an architectural flaw that this is not a generic stream which would allow us not to gobble up unrestricted amounts of working set. The total count of bytes read for this response. Typically equals m_responseData.Length unless log-drop-response-body flag is set and Streaming mode is enabled, in which case it will be larger since the m_responseData is cleared after every read. Pointer to first byte of Entity body (or to the start of the next set of headers in the case where there's a HTTP/1xx intermediate header) Note: This gets reset to 0 if we're streaming and dropping the response body. Optimization: tracks how far we've looked into the Request when determining iEntityBodyOffset True if HTTP Response headers have been returned to the client. Indicates how much of _responseData buffer has already been streamed to the client Position in responseData of the start of the latest parsed chunk size information Peek at the current response body and return it as an array The response body as an array, or byte[0] Create a new ServerChatter object. Create a ServerChatter object and initialize its headers from the specified string Clear the current object and start over Scans responseData stream for the \r\n\r\n (or variants) sequence which indicates that the header block is complete. SIDE EFFECTS: iBodySeekProgress is updated and maintained across calls to this function iEntityBodyOffset is updated if the end of headers is found True, if responseData contains a full set of headers Parse the HTTP Response into Headers and Body. Attempts to get Headers from the stream. If a HTTP/1xx Header set is present, it is removed and ignored Deletes a single header block (at this point, always a HTTP/1xx header block) from the Response stream and adjusts all header-reading state to start over from the top of the stream. If the fiddler.network.streaming.leakhttp1xx preference is TRUE, then the 1xx message will have been leaked before calling this method. Adjusts PipeServer's ReusePolicy if response headers require closure. Then calls _detachServerPipe() Queues or End()s the ServerPipe, depending on its ReusePolicy Determines whether a given PIPE is suitable for this session based on this session's target, PID, etc. The Client Process ID, if any TRUE if the connection should be used, FALSE otherwise Connect to the Server or Gateway Note that HTTPS Tunnels use a different code path. Note that this function is crazy complicated due to the intricacies of socket reuse. We want to avoid redundant DNS lookups etc, and we need to be sensitive to the fact that the Gateway can change from request to request. TODO: Move this into the Pipe code and into the new PipePool. probably should be a static that returns a pipe? Given an host and port, attempts to create a SOCKS connection IPs to attempt to reach Port to use Session object to annotate with timings and errors Connected Socket. Throws Exceptions on errors. Given an address list and port, attempts to create a socket to the first available host in the list. IPs to attempt to reach Port to use Session object to annotate with timings and errors Connected Socket. Throws Exceptions on errors. Sends the HTTP Request to the upstream server or proxy True if connection and send succeeded, False otherwise Loads a HTTP response from a file The name of the file from which a response should be loaded False if the file wasn't found. Throws on other errors. Reads the response from the HTTP server. Leak the current bytes of the response to client. We wait for the full header set before starting to stream for a variety of impossible-to-change reasons. Returns TRUE if response bytes were leaked, false otherwise Get the MIME type (sans char-set) from the HTTP Content-Type response header, or String.Empty if missing. Peek at number of bytes downloaded thus far. TODO: This is a hack and a smarter architecture is probably called for. DEPRECATED: You should probably use the Timers object on the Session object instead. The number of milliseconds between the start of sending the request to the server to the first byte of the server's response DEPRECATED: You should probably use the Timers object on the Session object instead. The number of milliseconds between the start of sending the request to the server to the last byte of the server's response. Was this request forwarded to a gateway? Was this request serviced from a reused server connection? The HTTP headers of the server's response Simple indexer into the Response Headers object HTTP Response headers object Base class for RequestHeaders and ResponseHeaders Text encoding to be used when converting this header object to/from a byte array HTTP version (e.g. HTTP/1.1) Storage for individual HTTPHeaderItems in this header collection Get byte count of this HTTP header instance. Byte Count Number of HTTP headers Number of HTTP headers Enumerator for HTTPHeader storage collection Enumerator Adds a new header containing the specified name and value. Name of the header to add. Value of the header. Determines if the Headers collection contains a header of the specified name, with any value. The name of the header to check. (case insensitive) True, if the header exists. Returns the Value from a token in the header. Correctly handles double-quoted strings. Requires semicolon for delimiting tokens Name of the header Name of the token Value of the token if present; otherwise, null Determines if the Headers collection contains a header of the specified name, and sHeaderValue is part of the Header's value. The name of the header to check. (case insensitive) The partial header value. (case insensitive) Determines if the Headers collection contains a header of the specified name, and sHeaderValue=Header's value. Like a case insensitive version of: headers[sHeaderName]==sHeaderValue, although it checks all instances of the named header. The name of the header to check. (case insensitive) The full header value. (case insensitive) Removes all headers from the header collection which have the specified name. The name of the header to remove. (case insensitive) Removes a HTTPHeader item from the collection The HTTPHeader item to be removed Renames all headers in the header collection which have the specified name. The name of the header to rename. (case insensitive) The new name for the header. Gets or sets the value of a header. In the case of Gets, the value of the first header of that name is returned. If the header does not exist, returns null. In the case of Sets, the value of the first header of that name is updated. If the header does not exist, it is added. Indexer property. Returns HTTPHeaderItem by index. Throws Exception if index out of bounds Clone this HTTPResponseHeaders object and return the result cast to an Object Status code from HTTP Response. If setting, also set HTTPResponseStatus too! Status text from HTTP Response (e.g. '200 OK'). Constructor for HTTP Response headers object Constructor for HTTP Response headers object Text encoding to be used for this set of Headers when converting to a byte array Returns a byte array representing the HTTP headers. TRUE if the response status line should be included TRUE if there should be a trailing \r\n byte sequence included Byte[] containing the headers Returns a string containing http headers TRUE if the response status line should be included TRUE if there should be a trailing CRLF included String containing http headers Returns a string containing http headers with a status line but no trailing CRLF Parses a string and assigns the headers parsed to this object The header string TRUE if the operation succeeded, false otherwise HTTP Request headers object Clones the HTTP request headers A new HTTPRequestHeaders object cast to an object The HTTP Method (e.g. GET, POST, etc) Constructor for HTTP Request headers object Constructor for HTTP Request headers object Text encoding to be used for this set of Headers when converting to a byte array Parses a string and assigns the headers parsed to this object The header string TRUE if the operation succeeded, false otherwise Returns a byte array representing the HTTP headers. TRUE if the HTTP REQUEST line (method+path+httpversion) should be included TRUE if there should be a trailing \r\n byte sequence included TRUE if the SCHEME and HOST should be included in the HTTP REQUEST LINE The HTTP headers as a byte[] Returns a string representing the HTTP headers. TRUE if the HTTP REQUEST line (method+path+httpversion) should be included TRUE if there should be a trailing CRLF sequence included TRUE if the SCHEME and HOST should be included in the HTTP REQUEST LINE (Automatically set to FALSE for CONNECT requests) The HTTP headers as a string. Returns a string representing the HTTP headers, without the SCHEME+HOST in the HTTP REQUEST line TRUE if the HTTP REQUEST line (method+path+httpversion) should be included TRUE if there should be a trailing CRLF sequence included The header string Returns a string representing the HTTP headers, without the SCHEME+HOST in the HTTP request line, and no trailing CRLF The header string The URI scheme for this request (HTTPS, HTTP, or FTP) Username:Password info for FTP URLs. (either null or "user:pass@") Get or set the request path as a string Get or set the request path as a byte array Represents a single HTTP header Clones a single HTTP header and returns the clone cast to an object The name of the HTTP header The value of the HTTP header Creates a new HTTP Header item Header name Header value Return a string of the form "NAME: VALUE" "NAME: VALUE" Header string The SessionTimers class holds timing information about a particular session. The time at which the client's HTTP connection to Fiddler was established The time at which the request's first Send() to Fiddler completes The time at which the request to Fiddler completes (aka RequestLastWrite) The time at which the server connection has been established The time at which Fiddler begins sending the HTTP request to the server (FiddlerRequestFirstSend) The time at which Fiddler has completed sending the HTTP request to the server (FiddlerRequestLastSend). BUG: Should be named "FiddlerEndRequest". The time at which Fiddler receives the first byte of the server's response (ServerResponseFirstRead) The time at which Fiddler has completed receipt of the server's response (ServerResponseLastRead) The time at which Fiddler has begun sending the Response to the client (ClientResponseFirstSend) The time at which Fiddler has completed sending the Response to the client (ClientResponseLastSend) The number of milliseconds spent determining which gateway should be used to handle this request (Should be mutually exclusive to DNSTime!=0) The number of milliseconds spent waiting for DNS The number of milliseconds spent waiting for the server TCP/IP connection establishment The number of milliseconds elapsed while performing the HTTPS handshake with the server Override of ToString shows timer info in a fancy format Timing information as a string Override of ToString shows timer info in a fancy format TRUE if the result can contain linebreaks; false if comma-delimited format preferred Timing information as a string Attribute used to specify the minimum version of Fiddler compatible with this extension assembly. "Sealed" for faster reflection performance. Attribute used to specify the minimum version of Fiddler compatible with this extension assembly. The minimal version string (e.g. "2.2.8.8") Getter for the required version string "Sealed" for faster reflection performance. Attribute allowing developer to specify that a class supports the specified Import/Export Format Shortname of the Format (e.g. WebText XML) Description of the format Returns the Shortname for this format Returns the Description of this format This tuple maps a display string to a Import/Export type Textual description of the Format Class implementing the format Create a new Transcoder Tuple Format description Type implementing this format ISessionImport allows loading of Session data Import Sessions from a data source Shortname of the format Dictionary of options that the Importer class may use Callback event on which progress is reported or the host may cancel Array of Session objects imported from source ISessionExport allows saving of Session data Export Sessions to a data store Shortname of the format The Session[]s being exported Dictionary of options that the Exporter class may use Callback event on which progress is reported or the host may cancel TRUE if the export was successful EventArgs class for the ISessionImporter and ISessionExporter interface callbacks Progress Callback Float indicating completion ratio, 0.0 to 1.0. Set to 0 if unknown. Short string describing current operation, progress, etc Set to TRUE to request that Import/Export process be aborted as soon as convenient The string message of the notification The percentage completed To override default certificate handling, your class should implement this interface in an assembly referenced by the fiddler.certmaker.assembly preference; by default, "certmaker.dll" in the application folder is loaded Return a certificate to secure this traffic Hostname (e.g. "www.example.com") An X509Certificate, or null on error Return the root certificate to which Host Certificates are chained An X509Certificate, or null on error When this method is called, your extension should create a Root certificate TRUE if the operation was successful When this method is called, your extension should copy the your Root certificate into the user's (or machines's) Root certificate store TRUE if the operation was successful When this method is called, your extension should discard all certificates and clear any certificates that have been added to the user's certificate store TRUE, if all certificates were removed; FALSE if any certificates were preserved When this method is called, your extension should check to see if the User or Machine Root certificate store contains your Root certificate Set to TRUE if StoreLocation.CurrentUser StoreName.Root has the certificate Set to TRUE if StoreLocation.LocalMachine StoreName.Root has the certificate TRUE if either bUserTrusted or bMachineTrusted The core proxy object which accepts connections from clients and creates session objects from those connections Hostname if this Proxy Endpoint is terminating HTTPS connections Certificate if this Proxy Endpoint is terminating HTTPS connections Allow binding to a specific egress adapter: "fiddler.network.egress.ip" List of hosts which should bypass the upstream gateway Returns a string of information about this instance and the ServerPipe reuse pool A multiline string Watch for relevent changes on the Preferences object Called whenever Windows reports that the system's NetworkAddress has changed Called by Windows whenever network availability goes up or down. [DEPRECATED] Directly inject a session into the Fiddler pipeline. NOTE: This method will THROW any exceptions to its caller. HTTP Request Headers HTTP Request body (or null) StringDictionary of Session Flags (or null) Directly inject a session into the Fiddler pipeline, returning a reference to it. NOTE: This method will THROW any exceptions to its caller. HTTP Request Headers HTTP Request body (or null) StringDictionary of Session Flags (or null) The new Session [DEPRECATED] Directly inject a session into the Fiddler pipeline. NOTE: This method will THROW any exceptions to its caller. String representing the HTTP request. If headers only, be sure to end with CRLFCRLF StringDictionary of Session Flags (or null) Directly inject a session into the Fiddler pipeline, returning a reference to it. NOTE: This method will THROW any exceptions to its caller. String representing the HTTP request. If headers only, be sure to end with CRLFCRLF StringDictionary of Session Flags (or null) The new session [DEPRECATED]: This version does no validation of the request data, and doesn't set SessionFlags.RequestGeneratedByFiddler Send a custom HTTP request to Fiddler's listening endpoint (127.0.0.1:8888 by default). NOTE: This method will THROW any exceptions to its caller. This function, when given a scheme host[:port], returns the gateway information of the proxy to forward requests to. URIScheme: use http,https, or ftp Host for which to return gateway information IPEndPoint of gateway to use, or NULL Accept the connection and pass it off to a handler thread Register as the system proxy for WinINET and set the Dynamic registry key for other FiddlerHook This method sets up the connectoid list and updates gateway information. Automatically called by the Attach() method. Given an address list, walks it until it's able to successfully make a connection. Used for finding an available Gateway when we have a list to choose from A string, e.g. PROXY1:80 The IP:Port of the first alive endpoint for the specified host/port Set internal fields pointing at upstream proxies. Sets a registry key which indicates that Fiddler is in "Connected" mode. Used by the FiddlerHook Add-on TRUE if fiddler is Connected Detach the proxy by setting the registry keys and sending a Windows Message Write a .PAC file that user can point FireFox or some other non-WinINET browser to. This is a crutch that simplifies using Fiddler with non-WinINET clients. Stop the proxy by closing the socket. Start the proxy by binding to the local port and accepting connections Port to listen on TRUE to allow remote connections Dispose Fiddler's listening socket Clear the pool of Server Pipes Assign HTTPS Certificate for this endpoint Certificate to return to clients who connect Generate or find a certificate for this endpoint Subject FQDN TRUE if the certificate could be found/generated, false otherwise The port on which this instance is listening Returns true if Fiddler believes it is currently registered as the Local System proxy Assigns a "job" to the Periodic worker, on the schedule specified by iMS. The function to run on the timer specified. Warning: the function is NOT called on the UI thread, so use .Invoke() if needed. The # of milliseconds to wait between runs A taskItem which can be used to revokeWork later Revokes a previously-assigned task from this worker