get to fetch request

Nitass' example will certainly do what you need if it's a simple replacement of the "GET" method string with the word "FETCH". However, FETCH isn't an RFC 2616 (HTTP/1.1) compliant method, and nothing shows up in a search, so I have to assume 1) that your application is just coded to accept this non-standard method, 2) the protocol traffic isn't specifically HTTP-based, and/or 3) there's no indication that the FETCH method's syntax is identical to that of a GET request - in the same way that a GET request is different than a POST request - which is why I asked my original question.