Released on: February 23, 2008, 1:26 am

Press Release Author: HTTP Debugger

Industry: Software

Press Release Summary: HTTP Protocol Traffic Analyzer SDK. Create your own HTTP
Traffic Analyzers

Press Release Body:

Software developers can use the HTTP Debugger SDK to create their own HTTP
protocol viewers and analyzers.

The MadeForNet.com, a vendor of software products for IT Processionals -
today announced the release of HTTP Debugger SDK v1.0, a Software Development Kit
for web and Internet software developers.

C++, Java, .NET, Visual Basic, Borland C++ Builder, Borland Delphi, etc software
developers can use the HTTP Debugger SDK to create their own handily tools to
intercept, view and analyze all HTTP protocol communications between the web browser
on the client side and the web server on the other side.

• Intercept HTTP traffic for WinNT System Services and other computer users.


• RealTime mode for low level time critical applications.


• Scripting mode for high level programming languages.


• Supports ADSL, GPRS, EGDE, 3G connections.


• No royalty fees.

MadeForNet.com continues the tradition of delivering quality software
solutions for IT Processionals. Our rich set of features makes HTTP Debugger SDK
suitable in many conditions wherever you need to create a tool to intercept, view
and analyze all communications via HTTP protocol.

Pricing and Availability

HTTP Debugger SDK is compatible with Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista. The product
includes free tech support and free one year program upgrades. HTTP Debugger is
available for sale at HTTPDebugger.com starting at $495. Free 14-day trial version
is available via electronic download from http://www.httpdebugger.com.

About MadeForNet

MadeForNet.com is a privately held software company specializing in software
products for IT Processionals. Launched in 2005, HTTP Debugger was specifically
developed to help web masters, software developers and network/system administrators
to intercept, view and analyze all communications via HTTP protocol. Further
information is available at http://www.httpdebugger.com.