on 03-10-2004 12:23 AM
Taking Brian McKellar's advice, I downloaded an HTTP sniffer and used it to look at the "traffic" that BSPs were creating. Unfortunately, the HTML data which I want to see is encrypted! I know my sniffer is working correctly because I can see HTML on other web pages (such as www.msn.com) but not with BSP output!
What can I do to get around the encryption? In the header I see "content-encoding: gzip" which I guess is some industry standard, so that the decryption at the client does not need proprietary software. Still, I think this needs further explanation: Brian, would you care to talk about it?
Just change your browser settings to use only HTTP/1.0. These checkboxes are somewhere under Tools>Options>Advanced.
Gzip compression is only possible in HTTP/1.1.
++bcm
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Hello Paul,
gzip is not encryption, it is only compression.
Use transaction SICF to deactivate the checkbox "Compression (if possible)".
Regards
Regor
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