In een eerdere blogpost<\/A> besprak mijn gewaardeerde collega en bordspelrivaal Kelly Gerrow-Wilcox de basisprincipes van het vastleggen van webverkeer in een webbrowser met behulp van de ingebouwde browserontwikkelaarstools. Maar hoe zit het als je services gebruikt in ArcGIS Pro, ArcMap of een andere niet-browser client? Hier komen: web traffic capturing tools in beeld. Er zijn tal van gratis tools (zoals Fiddler<\/A>, Wireshark<\/A>, Charles<\/A> en anderen) waarmee gebruikers webverkeer van hun computers kunnen vastleggen. Deze blog richt zich op het vastleggen van HTTP\/HTTPS-verkeer met Fiddler. Ik heb voor Fiddler gekozen vanwege de relatief eenvoudige interface en brede adoptie binnen Esri Technical Support. <\/P><\/P><\/P>
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De Fiddler-applicatie zelf is verdeeld in twee hoofdsecties; de Web Sessions-lijst<\strong> en het... andere paneel (ik kon geen officiële naam vinden, dus voor deze blog noemen we het het Details-paneel<\strong>). <\p>
Hi Alan
Thank you very much for your inputs.
I believe it is an IT "situation" but I want to gather as much info as possible.
I'm using fiddler to troubleshoot ArcGIS Pro so let's see how it goes.
Once again, thank you very much!
Cheers,
Rui
Hi Rui,
You're talking about an admin account on your local machine, right? I'm not aware of any restrictions, unless your IT has placed some restrictions. You might want to reach out to them.
I found this in the Telerik forum which also indicates admin rights should (normally) not be essential:
Local admin rights for Fiddler? in Fiddler Fiddler on PCs - Telerik Forums If you're only working in a browser, you can use the browser's Dev Tools > Network tab to see the same information. It will just have a different UI than what I've explained above but the basics remain the same.Good Luck!Alan
Thank you very much for this @Alan Rex.
I'm having problems running Fiddler with my local account. Do I need an admin account (local admin) to run Fiddler or a "regular" user account can be used?
Thanks for the help.
Kind regards,
Hi Archit Srivastava,
thank you for your quick help! Your suggestion hepls to configure fiddler in the correct way! Great!!
Best regards,
Marko
Hello Marko Einspieler,
This may be happening due to "App Container Loopback Exemption Utility" in Fiddler. In order allow Collector for Windows to send traffic through Fiddler we need to create an exception for it in Fiddler.
Its a simple check box selection process, explained in detail in below link (even though the document is for Windows 8, the behavior is same for Windows 10):
Configure Fiddler for Windows 8 Metro-style applications - Progress Telerik Fiddler
Once we launch the "App Container Loopback Exemption Utility", we need to select "Collector For ArcGIS" and the save and relaunch Fiddler (This requires Administrative Privileges on the machine)
Hope it helps!
Kind Regards,
Archit
Thanks for this article!
I would like to monitor requests from windows collector for arcgis. I'm running collector for arcgis version 18.0.2.0 on windows 10. When collector app is started and I launch fiddler, to monitor requests, collector is not working anymore. no maps are shown up anymore. When I start fiddler first and launch collector, I'm not able to connect to any organization anymore.
Do you have any ideas, why this happens? Are there some special settings for fiddler in combination with collector app?
Thanks in advance and best regards,
thanks for sharing! Alan Rex
Gracias Alan Rex !
Yes, thank you
Related article:
https://community.esri.com/groups/technical-support/blog/2011/12/06/configuring-fiddler-to-capture-web-traffic-from-an-iphone-ipad-device
Absolutely. I hope it helps!
Thank you for posting this blog.
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