Another couple of questions - hoping people on webkit-dev might be able to help. -Steve ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Steve Conover <sconover@gmail.com> Date: Tue, Sep 28, 2010 at 7:53 AM Subject: intercept all http requests, best way to run headless webkit To: webkit-help@lists.webkit.org Hi, 1. I'm using the WebKit cocoa api and would like to intercept all http traffic. So, let's say a request is generated by a user action, whether it's a GET, POST, Ajax GET, etc - I'd like to intercept the http request, inspect it and do some work, and then return an http response object that I've created, without the browser attempting to do any further processing of the request (e.g. going out to the internet). What are my options, given my environment? What would you recommend I do? 2. A more general question: what's the best way to construct a headless webkit browser these days? As I mentioned I'm using cocoa, I've constructed a rudimentary headless Safari browser: http://github.com/sconover/schnauzer/blob/master/lib/schnauzer.rb I'm content to be tied to OSX, but obviously a cross-platform solution would be preferable if that's doable/not too onerous. What are people doing these days to create embedded/"server-side" webkit instances? Regards, Steve