User: what is the difference between wireshark and proxyman?
User: {"timestamp":"20250505_063603","status":"BAD_REQUEST","error":"DATA_EXCEPTION","message":".\\src\\main\\resources\\ESAPI.properties: Input required.","path":"matinsights-assessmentservice"}
Assistant:  WiWireshark and Proxyman are both network analysis tools but serve somewhat different purposes and have different features:

1. **Wireshark**:
   - **Type**: Network protocol analyzer (packet sniffer).
   - **Primary Use**: Captures and inspects network packets across many protocols at a very detailed level.
   - **Functionality**: Allows you to intercept, log, and analyze network traffic in real-time or from saved capture files.
   - **Use Cases**: Troubleshooting network issues, security analysis, protocol development, and deep-dive inspection of network communication.
   - **Platform**: Cross-platform (Windows, macOS, Linux).
   - **Complexity**: More technical and detailed; suited for network engineers, security professionals.
   - **Traffic Types**: Works at various layers (Ethernet, IP, TCP/UDP, HTTP, etc.) capturing raw network packets.

2. **Proxyman**:
   - **Type**: Web debugging proxy.
   - **Primary Use**: Intercepts, inspects, and modifies HTTP/HTTPS network traffic between your device and the internet.
   - **Functionality**: Acts as a man-in-the-middle HTTP/HTTPS proxy to capture web requests/responses for debugging purposes.
   - **Use Cases**: Primarily used by developers to debug APIs, web traffic, and mobile app network calls.
   - **Platform**: macOS only.
   - **Complexity**: More user-friendly with a clean UI focused on web developers.
   - **Traffic Types**: Focused on HTTP/HTTPS traffic, specifically for web/mobile development.

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**Summary**:  
- Wireshark captures **all network packets** at a very low level, across many protocols, suited for deep network troubleshooting and security work.  
- Proxyman captures and lets you **inspect and modify HTTP/HTTPS requests/responses**, aimed mainly at developers debugging web and mobile applications.

---

Regarding your error message:

```
{"timestamp":"20250505_063603","status":"BAD_REQUEST","error":"DATA_EXCEPTION","message":".\src\main\resources\ESAPI.properties: Input required.","path":"matinsights-assessmentservice"}
```

This error indicates that your application expects input defined or configured in the `ESAPI.properties` file located in your project's resources directory. The error is likely due to missing input parameters or a misconfiguration in this file.

**Suggestions to fix this:**

- Check if the `ESAPI.properties` file exists in the specified path.
- Verify the file is properly formatted and contains all required configuration keys and values.
- Make sure your application is passing all necessary input when calling the service.
- Review logs or debug the application to identify which input is missing or causing the failure.

If you provide more context about the application or the operation you're performing, I can help you diagnose the problem more specifically.
User: write me a curl command with the cofrrect parameter
Assistant:  ToTo help create the correct `curl` command, I need a bit more information about the API endpoint you're calling and the parameters it expects.

Based on your error:

```
{
  "timestamp":"20250505_063603",
  "status":"BAD_REQUEST",
  "error":"DATA_EXCEPTION",
  "message":".\\src\\main\\resources\\ESAPI.properties: Input required.",
  "path":"matinsights-assessmentservice"
}
```

It suggests that some required input is missing when you call the `matinsights-assessmentservice`.

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### Assuming

- The endpoint is something like `http://<host>/matinsights-assessmentservice`  
- The service expects some JSON input parameters (you’ll likely have to send data in the request body or as query parameters).

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### Generic example of a POST curl command with JSON body:

```bash
curl -X POST http://<host>/matinsights-assessmentservice \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "inputParam1": "value1",
    "inputParam2": "value2"
  }'
```

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### Steps to customize the command:

1. Replace `http://<host>/matinsights-assessmentservice` with the actual URL.
2. Replace `"inputParam1"`, `"inputParam2"`, etc., with the actual required parameter names.
3. Replace `"value1"`, `"value2"` with actual input values expected by the service.

---

### Example based on common REST API input:

```bash
curl -X POST http://localhost:8080/matinsights-assessmentservice \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "userId": "12345",
    "assessmentData": {
      "score": 85,
      "remarks": "completed"
    }
  }'
```

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If you can provide the API spec, sample request format, or required parameters, I can help you craft an exact `curl` command.
User: curs
Assistant: