Eclipse HTTP Client (HTTP4e) v2.0 available
Eclipse HTTP Client (HTTP4e) is an Eclipse plugin formaking HTTP and RESTful calls. Build with user experience in mind, it simplifies the developer/QA job of testing Web Services, REST, JSON and HTTP. It is a useful tool for your daily job of HTTP header tampering and hacking.
Features:
- Making/Replaying an HTTP call directly from Eclipse IDE
- Visual Editor Panels for headers, parameters and http packet body
- Tabbed browsing (allowing replaying different RESTful, HTTP calls on separate tabs)
- History support (persisting your valuable REST calls)
- One-click RESTful, HTTP Java code generation
- Great usability and great UI
- Code assist
- Syntax coloring
- Different views: “Raw†, “Pretty†, “Hex†, “Browser†and “JSON†view
- Double click re-size aware
- Available on Windows, MacOS X, Linux, Solaris
- Build on top of Apache HttpClient
- Proxy Configuration Preferences
- BASIC and DIGEST Authentication
- SSL/HTTPS support
- Unicode UTF8 support
- HTTP tampering
Changelog :
Version 2.0 (*new):
- Adding BASIC and DIGEST Authentication
Version 1.6 changes:
- Fixing fonts on Linux
- Adding UTF8 Unicode support
- Persisting data on Mac OS, so you don’t loose your HTTP data on Eclipse restart
Version 1.5 changes:
- Fixing Mac OS X 10.x fonts
Version 1.4 changes:
- Introducing JSON View
- Adding SSL https support.
- Java one click code generation bug fixes
- Persisting data on Eclipse restart
Tool Submitted by Thierry Zoller
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