The first tab in the Composer tab is Parsed tab where we can configure the HTTP requests and execute it.
In the next step, we need to click on the Composer tab. Keep the focus on the Highlighted section. So, click on the All Processes button which is at the bottom left corner and select Hide All as shown in the below image. But here we are not interested in all the processed, we are only interested in capturing our local processes i.e. It will look like the image shown below.įiddler by default captures all processes. Step2: Once the Fiddler is successfully installed, click on the Fiddler.exe to open Fiddler. Step1: Download and install Fiddler from here. Let’s see how to use Fiddler to send an HTTP request to our local ASP.NET Web API Services and check the response. We can use Fiddler to compose and execute different HTTP requests to our Web API and check the HTTP response. The Fiddler is a free debugging proxy tool which is used for testing restful web services.
In this article, I am going to discuss how to use Fiddler to test Web API services.
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