So I'm guessing that's why it wasn't sending cookies when you I was in the
browser. I was logged into my site in the browser and sending and receiving
messages (checked in Firebug). When I turned on network monitor the
responses from the server were that I was no longer logged in and no
network calls were showing up in Firebug. When I turned off the network
monitor the calls went back through the browser and I was still logged in
(Firefox). Also, even if you pause or stop it it will still log calls in
some cases.
On Tue, Dec 3, 2013 at 8:31 AM, Cosma Colanicchia cosma...@gmail.comwrote:
On the same subject: the network monitor act as a proxy to the actual
services, that in turn will use the Eclipse proxy settings to forward the
invocations to the real destination. If the Eclipse proxy isn’t correctly
set, it will appears as if your application cannot reach the back-end, only
when network monitor is enabled for that application...
2013/12/3 piotr.zarzycki piotrzarzyck...@gmail.com
Hi Cosma.
One of my colleagues have noticed some strange behavior with this, when
he
switched off network monitor everything back to normal. :) But we didn't
know what is in the background. Thanks for sharing this. :)
Piotr
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