> Is it possible, with firebug or perhaps some other tool, to capture
> the client's and the server's data streams? I.e., the stream that the
> application sends to TCP and the stream that the TCP stack returns to
> the client?
You can also use nsIHttpActivityDistributor ("@mozilla.org/network/
http-activity-distributor;1") and utilize
ACTIVITY_SUBTYPE_REQUEST_HEADER event that provides raw data of the
HTTP request + headers. In Firebug you can see this data by clicking
on "view source" link available in the Net panel when you expand a
request and select the Header tab.
The downloaded stream must be intercepted differently (it's much
harder than the request/response headers itself).
> As someone already created a utility to convert from HAR to HTTP data
> stream? I've been google searching but haven't found anything.
I don't know about any, but this could be helpful for a "HTTP Reply"
feature.
Honza
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