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I want to check the network requests an app is making from my iPhone. It's on the same WiFi network as my computer (or if it makes things easier, I can set it up to use an ad-hoc network). I don't want to see every packet, just the URLs which my iPhone is requesting. I don't care about the returned data all that much. A simple solution would be much appreciated. If you want to intercept the phone itself you'll need to point it at an http proxy you set up on a computer and watch the requests come through. Something like http://www.charlesproxy.com/ or there are most likely many free proxies.

Snoop, the spy utility, uses some powerful technique (probably some sort of reflection) to inspect a running WPF application. Most interesting is the fact, that Snnop is able to readout the entire object structure. A few days ago I downloaded the Snoop source code and spent some time on studying the internal behavior. Unfortunately, I couldn't find out yet how Snoop is doing these things, so I hope that anybody can help me out. At work I am currently writing a Coded UI Testing-Framework and it would be fantastic if I had access to the application's object structures because this would allow me

Snoop allows you to look inside the application and change element properties. Its a great asset for developers, but can be a security issue in some cases, like when we have users who like to look in places where they shouldn't be looking. Is there a way to do something to block applications like Snoop from "snooping" your application? And if there is no way to block it, what do you recommend to do to minimize security risks? Snoop is a utility that allows you browse visual tree of a wpf application and view and change properties. Its very useful when you are trying to debug something and have