Use fiddler to capture and analyze app data for Android phones

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The biggest headache for a colleague from Android development is a real-bag grab, and then fiddler can help you solve the problem.

Here are the steps I use in using the procedure:

1. Fiddler (http://fiddler2.com/)

2. Install to the computer, my computer system is Win7

3. Open the Fiddler software, the interface and other capture software is roughly the same as the following:

4. Below we will enter the focus, the real machine grabbed the bag, first of all, to ensure that the installation of Fiddler computer and your phone in the same LAN, because Fiddler is just a proxy, you need to point the mobile phone agent to the PC, can not visit each other is not possible.

5. Open Fiddler remote Connection, Fiddler main Menu Tools, Fiddler options...-> connections tab, check Allowremote computers to connect. As follows:

6. After the remote connection is turned on, restart Fiddler, or the remote configuration you just opened will not be updated

7. The following starts to set up the phone end, get the IP address of the PC, my IP address is: 192.168.2.121

8. Open your phone's settings screen:

9. Now it's time to start grabbing the bag: Open the Fiddler software:

10. If you feel that crawling data is not convenient enough, you can add filters:

It will fetch only the data of the specified IP.

Fiddler software specific tutorials can refer to the website: http://kb.cnblogs.com/page/130367/

Use fiddler to capture and analyze app data for Android phones