Is there any way to see the actual HTTP requests being made by JBlitz ?
There are several ways to do this. Firstly, under the ‘Logs’ tab on the main screen, you can enable logging of each request message under the ‘Message Logging’ sub-tab. This will record each HTTP request issued to a log file of your choice. Secondly, you can use the inbuilt debugger to inspect every request message as it is issued, and even to make changes on the fly. Click on the ‘Debug’ button in the right hand gutter of the main screen. Hit the ‘Step Debug’ toolbar button to step into the first web page download for the selected test case. You will be able to see each stage of the download process as it occurs and make changes along the way. More information is given in the debugger section of the help file Lastly, you can use the command line option ‘-debug http’. This will print the actual HTTP requests being made by JBlitz to the standard output device.
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