Hi,
I have an application which sends an HTTP GET request to a Webserver to recover data. I want to send this request through a proxy. However, the application does not have a built-in proxy option. So my question is... Can I somehow, 'catch' this HTTP request, send it to a proxy, and then send the HTTP response of the proxy back to the application? Is there some sort of way to do this for all outgoing HTTP requests? Whether they have a built-in option or not? This has to be done on a Windows Operating machine.
Thanks in advance,
NTS64
I have an application which sends an HTTP GET request to a Webserver to recover data. I want to send this request through a proxy. However, the application does not have a built-in proxy option. So my question is... Can I somehow, 'catch' this HTTP request, send it to a proxy, and then send the HTTP response of the proxy back to the application? Is there some sort of way to do this for all outgoing HTTP requests? Whether they have a built-in option or not? This has to be done on a Windows Operating machine.
Thanks in advance,
NTS64
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