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CONFIGURING FIDDLER
First we need to configure Fiddler to
accept traffic from the emulator. In this case I am running Fiddler on the
machine that is also hosting the emulator.
1. Start Fiddler
2. Go to Tools, then Fiddler
Options
Figure: Going to Tools –> Fidler
Options
3. Configure General and Connections tabs
to look like the ones below:
 Figure: The General tab’s
settings
 Figure: The Connections tab’s
settings
4. Click OK
5. Quit and Relaunch Fiddler
(important!)
6. Enable the Streaming feature in Fiddler
so HTTP requests are shown as they occur.
CONFIGURING THE
EMULATOR
1. Start the emulator
2. Go to Settings, then Wireless
controls
3. Tap Mobile networks
4. Select Access point names
Figure: Access point names
option
5. Choose the selected access point and
configure the following options:
- Name : Internet
- APN : Internet
- Proxy : Fiddler’s proxy IP address
(10.0.1.26 in my case.Use cmd.exe then
"ipconfig" to see your IP address)
- Port : Fiddler’s proxy IP port
(8888)
- Username : <Not set> (clear it if
anything is already there)
- Password : <Not set> (clear it if
anything is already there)
- MCC : 310
- MNC : 260
Don’t play with any of the other
settings!
6. Press MENU and then press
Save
7. Keep going back until you’re at the home
screen. I don’t know if this makes a difference, but I’m just making
sure…
8. Try loading a Web site and you should
see the traffic in Fiddler.
Figure: Web traffic still works, but is
flowing through Fiddler.
Figure: Traffic being captured in
Fiddler.
That should do it!
Note: You may need to disable Windows
Firewall to make this work. Obviously I don’t need to tell you not to do this on
a public network.
If you have any questions, please let me
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