Ajax not captured by proxy server
I'm trying to read the following page:
http://www.flipkey.com/tofte-vacation-rentals/p265481/
During a request the proxy server isn't capturing the calendar (see Availability) request. It looks like the page is using java and ajax to retrieve this and dynamically update the page.
Should the proxy server capture the Ajax request?
It can, and usually does. If
It can, and usually does. If you have the box to "filter out less useful transactions" sometimes the AJAX is hidden because they look like external JavaScript files.
Quick test should prove the issue
Hi Jason,
That was the fist option I disabled. Even with all the events showing, the proxy isn't capturing the request. If you setup a test with the provided example you should quickly see that the calendar click updates the page but nothing is tracked.
Thanks, Jeremy
Jeremy, We looked at that
Jeremy,
We looked at that site, and it might be doable, but it's very complex. They are using JavaScript to make a serial request to a Google API, and it too is responding with serial data. You can see the HTTP request/response if you search for 'gstatic' in your proxy.
We've seen similar with GWT/smartGWT sites if you've seen those. I did some research and found there are Java libraries out there that should de-serialize the request and response, but I haven't had a chance to try it yet to give you any direction on how.