Fiddle extension-httpping-check whether Web servers are normal in batches

To maintain a series of websites for work reasons, you need to test whether the website can be opened normally in a different period of time. One by one URL input, and then press enter to test is too tired, it is also very cumbersome. So I developed this extension. Now I will call it httpping.
First look

Fiddler provides extended interfaces. For more information, see http://www.fiddlertool.com/Fiddler/dev/IFiddlerExtension.asp.
As we all know, the requestbuilder of Fiddler can ping a single website. Of course, I will call the requestbuilder method, which is the best choice.
Reflector view fiddler and findCode

 
1:/// <Summary>
 

 
2:/// Requestbuilder enter the address and press enter to call the method. The core is session. Execute.
 

 
3:/// <Summary>
 

 
4:Private BoolActsendrequestfromwizard ()
 

 
5:{
 

6:....................
 

 
7:Session session =NewSession (httprequestheaders) oheaders. Clone (), bytes );
 

 
8:....................
 

 
9:Threadpool. unsafequeueuserworkitem (NewWaitcallback (session. Execute ),Null);
 

 
10:Return True;
 

 
11:}
 

Copy this method to the extendedProgramSet, OK, session. Execute cannot be found. Continue Reflector

 
1:Internal VoidExecute (ObjectObjthreadstate)
 

 
2:{
 

3:Try
 

 
4:{
 

 
5:This. Innerexecute ();
 

 
6:}
 

 
7:Catch(Exception)
 

 
8:{
 

 
9:Fiddlerapplication. reportexception (exception,"Uncaught exception in session #"+This. Id. tostring ());
 

 
10:}
 

 
11:}
 

 
12: 
 

The internal method has to continue to look at innerexecute ()

 
Private VoidInnerexecute (){..........}

OK, reflection call
 

 
1:Threadpool. unsafequeueuserworkitem (NewWaitcallback (A => {
 

2:Session. GetType (). invokemember ("Innerexecute", System. reflection. bindingflags. nonpublic | system. reflection. bindingflags. instance | system. reflection. bindingflags. invokemethod
 

 
3:,Null, Session,Null);
 

 
4:}),Null);
 

 
Compile the DLL, copy it to the scripts directory of Fiddler, and run fiddler and OK.
 

 
The code will be uploaded later. Click to download the source code.