request encrypted

[dherbas]

I have no visibility of the request that arrive at the server, becouse the request are encrypted and I cannot distinguish the transactions that are made.

The application is made in java.

What can I do to configure this aplication?

The dynamic request are :

1.- /movil/1/CQu7pXcRe5sJaqT7lmO3454K2mHwM69Q0p1FGMFOqCCa9rBpP5FtshGZhenDIdTbQO9NQ2CDV_LEQ/CQua6/0p120

2.- /movil/1/kWxcMcp7xIUVUCjDN8k648COP69doAcmnybbj85LtjMp7rctRdy76vVXHI-9eYSppa92lEJrWabc/kWxeb/8k642

3.- /movil/1/CQu7pXcRe5t4LXKBVVaC9rzPSD-eN45IrYcMtNQeUsINi1urkIiZXEAErKicE-rg8sVyLGQswYqos/CQua6/rYc9b

[Julius_Loman · Accepted solution]

If there is not another method to determine the request name (HTTP header for example), then the only possible way is to capture request attribute from Java methods.

You will have to figure out the correct class/method in your application where it is possible to capture identifier(s) that would allow you to identify the request. Then you can use the request attributes in your request naming rules for the service.

Unfortunately, it's typically not easy to figure out the right Java classes/methods without knowing the application. Method hotspots will help you to find the classes, but you cannot be sure if the right class is in the stacktraces.

The best approach would be to talk to the devs of the application or having a look at the framework they are using.

[dherbas]

I have access to the source code.

Is there any posibility to implement any pluging to get the principal request, and then configurate the app, as we do with ionic app.

How can I do this?

[Julius_Loman]

Fastest way to do it is to talk to the developers of the application. They may be able to tell you in which classes and methods is the information processed, so you can pick it up using request attributes.