27 March 2010 - by atanas
Great news. HTTP4e was released few weeks ago. Today I found some time to post it.
New features:
- Introducing @file abilities to load external payload to body by simply passing @/file/path
- Export HTTP sessions report as HTML
- Export and import HTTP4e replay script
- Importing raw HTTP packets
- Importing http packets directly from Firefox’s Live HTTPHeaders
- Enhancing tabs
- Fixing Pretty view XML formatting
- JMeterone click script generation
- PHP, Flex/ActionScript, Cocoa/Objective-C, Ruby, Pythonone click script generation
- C#, Visual Basic.NETone click script generation
- JavaScript, Prototype, jQuery one click script generation
- Apache HTTP Components 4.x one click code generation
Stay tuned for more news and examples.
I was playing with Ruby and tried HTTP4e on MyRadRails and it worked as a charm.
This is what I call write once run anywhere. Great job Eclipse!
17 February 2010 - by atanas
Jboss keep changing their startup files and every time I end up looking for the right spot to attach my JPDA settings. Trying the latest and greatest jboss version 6 I was caught by surprise again searching for the right .bat/.sh file. Damn you JBoss 
So to activate JBoss 6 remote debugging:
1. Open ~jboss/bin/run.conf.bat
2. Uncomment the following line:
rem # Sample JPDA settings for remote socket debugging
set “JAVA_OPTS=%JAVA_OPTS% -Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,address=8787,server=y,suspend=n”
3. Go to jboss folder and fire it up.
~jboss6/run.sh
4. Pay attention. the following line should appear:
Listening for transport dt_socket at address: 8787
3. Finally go back to Eclipse and attach the debug listener
Eclipse / Run / Debug Configurations / Remote Java Application / New
