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I tried the HEAD request to check a remote file, but then I realized, that there's no option to save the header of the response. That means that the HEAD request is useless, if you can't get the header. Or I am just overlooking something...

If I understand it correctly it is possible, but the solution is ugly. You could rewrite the json string with text manipulation (replace all with regex) to bring the data in such form: { "data": [ { "Code" : "555", "Done" : "false", "Group" : "099", "Lap" : "10", "Media" : "", "MinTime" : "0"...