How to monitor HTTP (get, post etc) requests that my app is making in android

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atmaish picture atmaish · Oct 3, 2015 · Viewed 47k times · Source

In my own app, I'm using various 3rd party SDKs that make network calls( HTTP requests) in some form or other. Without editing this code, can I write code separately within the application to intercept all GET and POST requests that my app is making?

I want to record these HTTP calls in my app

I am aware of using Fiddler and Charles proxy tools but that is outside the app but this won't work because I can't record these HTTP calls in my app.

Is there a way to do it?

EDIT: I am using Google Analytics SDK and Facebook SDK in my code. I want to monitor all the network calls these SDK's are making from my app

Answer

SandroProxy support picture SandroProxy support · Oct 20, 2015

On non rooted phone you can use android OS proxy and redirect traffic. But some apps doesn't respect it. Makes direct connections. Some tweaking could be done. Use Drony with VPN mode to redirect all traffic to SandroProxy. Here is video how capture then traffic with SandroProxy SandroProxy with Chrome devtools SandroProxy can also capture pcapfiles. Can also make ssl mitm on pcap flow. from SandroProxy support

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