I've got a custom UI wrapper around FiddlerCore for a highly customized web traffic monitoring tool. When simply logging the id and url of each session, I've noticed that there are multiple requests. If I haven't set bBufferResponse = true, then there are 16 events fired for each session. If bBufferResponse = true (I'd prefer it not be), then there are either 6 or 1 events fired. Any ideas what could cause that?
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Kevin
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answered on 21 Aug 2015, 02:57 PM
I should also have mentioned I ignore CONNECT requests.
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Hello, Kevin--
This typically occurs when the FiddlerCore host accidentally attaches the .BeforeRequest += Whatever handler multiple times, usually because they're starting and stopping a single FiddlerCore instance and the function that they wrote to call Start() also attaches the event handler (even if the prior event handler was already attached).
I'm happy to have a look at your code; feel free to email me.
Regards,
Eric Lawrence
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This typically occurs when the FiddlerCore host accidentally attaches the .BeforeRequest += Whatever handler multiple times, usually because they're starting and stopping a single FiddlerCore instance and the function that they wrote to call Start() also attaches the event handler (even if the prior event handler was already attached).
I'm happy to have a look at your code; feel free to email me.
Regards,
Eric Lawrence
Telerik
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