Fiddler

To download the Fiddler add-on, go to the Internet Explorer add-ons page. For more information about how to troubleshoot by using Fiddler and related tools, see the How to use fiddler and HTTP replay to have an offline copy of your site blog post and the Troubleshooting Authentication with Fiddler blog post.

I've had some success by setting up a proxy in the ArcGISPro.exe.config file based off of the instructions that come with fiddler ( -Fiddler/Tasks/ConfigureDotNETApp ). I added the following snippet after the system.xml element in the config file and it allowed me to start intercepting more web calls than I was able to previously:

Fiddler

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The problem came when I attempted to use some of my company resources through Internet Explorer. I was getting some sort of a DNS error, which I realized was happening because my proxy settings were getting wiped every time I open fiddler (IE6 and IE8). Does anyone know what Fiddler might be "fiddling" with here that would cause such a strange problem.

Algae, bacteria, fungus scraped off of sand particles, and detritus (dead and decaying plant and animal matter) form the bulk of the fiddler crab's diet. Predators that feed on fiddler crabs include herons, egrets and raccoons. At one to two years, the fiddler crab reaches sexual maturity. Spawning season is from June through August. Eggs incubate for 14 days before hatching. Fiddler crabs live up to 1.5 years.

Fiddlers have a remarkable mating ritual: male fiddlers line up beside the tidy burrows they have dug and move their chelipeds (large claws) back and forth in a fiddling motion to attract females. Females, fresh from foraging, will walk past and if a male catches a female's eye, he will tap the ground with his claw. If she is still receptive to his advances, she will enter his burrow. They mate inside the burrow and she emerges two weeks later to release her sponge (fertilized eggs) into the water.

The burrows provide privacy for mating, sleeping and "hibernating" during the winter months. Fiddlers also burrow into the sand to escape from predators and abandon their temporary burrow once the danger has passed. During high tide, fiddler crabs pack sand into the entrance to their burrows and wait until the tides goes down again. Sand or mud pellets "sprinkled" around the opening of a crab burrow means that a crab lives there.

Fiddler crabs reabsorb their shells rather than shedding them as they grow. Fiddlers use their claws to pick up sediment and scrape food particles into their mouths. The males can only use their single small claw for feeding so they have to work twice a hard as the females do to get the same nutrients. If one claw is lost, the fiddler crab will soon regenerate (regrow) a new one. In the meantime, the remaining claw will grow bigger. These crabs are seen year-round in Texas salt marshes and are always moving sideways.

You can test if the expression matches the url you need to replace. For that you need to copy the url you need to test. For instance use the search on the bottom of the fiddler. Just type ? and the name of your control

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