sending Http request from request message programatically - HTTP DATASET CSIC 2010
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I have HTTP request messages
something like This:-
example message
Instead of making messages from HTTP-client libraries, I need to send this Http message to the server to test.
I have a large dataset of messages to I need to send programmatically.
for only one message I can use
telnet [destinationip] [port]
to establish TCP connection and type this message. but for the big dataset, I can't test manually.
Thanks in Advance
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Akhil Surapuram
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I have HTTP request messages
something like This:-
example message
Instead of making messages from HTTP-client libraries, I need to send this Http message to the server to test.
I have a large dataset of messages to I need to send programmatically.
for only one message I can use
telnet [destinationip] [port]
to establish TCP connection and type this message. but for the big dataset, I can't test manually.
Thanks in Advance
command-line https
asked May 21 at 7:28
Akhil Surapuram
34
To make it easier to answer it would be great if you provide information like that HTTP request as text in your question instead of a screenshot. I could not add the full URL to my answer because of that. Well, I could have, but I would have had to type it. Where it text I could have just copied it.
– Lienhart Woitok
May 21 at 8:32
For that reason, I provided dataset in Subject. So that others can see it
– Akhil Surapuram
May 21 at 10:21
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up vote
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down vote
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I have HTTP request messages
something like This:-
example message
Instead of making messages from HTTP-client libraries, I need to send this Http message to the server to test.
I have a large dataset of messages to I need to send programmatically.
for only one message I can use
telnet [destinationip] [port]
to establish TCP connection and type this message. but for the big dataset, I can't test manually.
Thanks in Advance
command-line https
asked May 21 at 7:28
Akhil Surapuram
34
I have HTTP request messages
something like This:-
example message
Instead of making messages from HTTP-client libraries, I need to send this Http message to the server to test.
I have a large dataset of messages to I need to send programmatically.
for only one message I can use
telnet [destinationip] [port]
to establish TCP connection and type this message. but for the big dataset, I can't test manually.
Thanks in Advance
command-line https
asked May 21 at 7:28
Akhil Surapuram
34
asked May 21 at 7:28
Akhil Surapuram
34
asked May 21 at 7:28
Akhil Surapuram
34
asked May 21 at 7:28
Akhil Surapuram
34
34
To make it easier to answer it would be great if you provide information like that HTTP request as text in your question instead of a screenshot. I could not add the full URL to my answer because of that. Well, I could have, but I would have had to type it. Where it text I could have just copied it.
– Lienhart Woitok
May 21 at 8:32
For that reason, I provided dataset in Subject. So that others can see it
– Akhil Surapuram
May 21 at 10:21
add a comment |Â
To make it easier to answer it would be great if you provide information like that HTTP request as text in your question instead of a screenshot. I could not add the full URL to my answer because of that. Well, I could have, but I would have had to type it. Where it text I could have just copied it.
– Lienhart Woitok
May 21 at 8:32
For that reason, I provided dataset in Subject. So that others can see it
– Akhil Surapuram
May 21 at 10:21
To make it easier to answer it would be great if you provide information like that HTTP request as text in your question instead of a screenshot. I could not add the full URL to my answer because of that. Well, I could have, but I would have had to type it. Where it text I could have just copied it.
– Lienhart Woitok
May 21 at 8:32
To make it easier to answer it would be great if you provide information like that HTTP request as text in your question instead of a screenshot. I could not add the full URL to my answer because of that. Well, I could have, but I would have had to type it. Where it text I could have just copied it.
– Lienhart Woitok
May 21 at 8:32
For that reason, I provided dataset in Subject. So that others can see it
– Akhil Surapuram
May 21 at 10:21
For that reason, I provided dataset in Subject. So that others can see it
– Akhil Surapuram
May 21 at 10:21
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You can use curl. Depending on which of the HTTP headers you really need you have to construct your command. You can add a header to the command using -H 'Accept-Language: en'. Multiple headers just repeat this argument. I recommend reading the man page of curl. As you have & sign in your urls you need to quote the url in order to prevent the shell from interpreting the & signs as background process.
curl -H 'Accept-Language: en' 'http://localhost:8080/tienda1/public/anadir...'
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1 Answer
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active
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
0
down vote
accepted
You can use curl. Depending on which of the HTTP headers you really need you have to construct your command. You can add a header to the command using -H 'Accept-Language: en'. Multiple headers just repeat this argument. I recommend reading the man page of curl. As you have & sign in your urls you need to quote the url in order to prevent the shell from interpreting the & signs as background process.
curl -H 'Accept-Language: en' 'http://localhost:8080/tienda1/public/anadir...'
answered May 21 at 8:30
Lienhart Woitok
808211
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
You can use curl. Depending on which of the HTTP headers you really need you have to construct your command. You can add a header to the command using -H 'Accept-Language: en'. Multiple headers just repeat this argument. I recommend reading the man page of curl. As you have & sign in your urls you need to quote the url in order to prevent the shell from interpreting the & signs as background process.
curl -H 'Accept-Language: en' 'http://localhost:8080/tienda1/public/anadir...'
answered May 21 at 8:30
Lienhart Woitok
808211
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
You can use curl. Depending on which of the HTTP headers you really need you have to construct your command. You can add a header to the command using -H 'Accept-Language: en'. Multiple headers just repeat this argument. I recommend reading the man page of curl. As you have & sign in your urls you need to quote the url in order to prevent the shell from interpreting the & signs as background process.
curl -H 'Accept-Language: en' 'http://localhost:8080/tienda1/public/anadir...'
answered May 21 at 8:30
Lienhart Woitok
808211
You can use curl. Depending on which of the HTTP headers you really need you have to construct your command. You can add a header to the command using -H 'Accept-Language: en'. Multiple headers just repeat this argument. I recommend reading the man page of curl. As you have & sign in your urls you need to quote the url in order to prevent the shell from interpreting the & signs as background process.
curl -H 'Accept-Language: en' 'http://localhost:8080/tienda1/public/anadir...'
answered May 21 at 8:30
Lienhart Woitok
808211
answered May 21 at 8:30
Lienhart Woitok
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answered May 21 at 8:30
Lienhart Woitok
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answered May 21 at 8:30
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To make it easier to answer it would be great if you provide information like that HTTP request as text in your question instead of a screenshot. I could not add the full URL to my answer because of that. Well, I could have, but I would have had to type it. Where it text I could have just copied it.
– Lienhart Woitok
May 21 at 8:32
For that reason, I provided dataset in Subject. So that others can see it
– Akhil Surapuram
May 21 at 10:21