On 27/02/2009, rfilgueiras <[email protected]> wrote:
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>  I would like to test a web application but I need to authenticate with LDAP
>  to execute the web pages.

Are you sure? Do browsers support LDAP?

Seems more likely that the web application uses LDAP to verify the
authentication, in which case a normal login page is all you need.

>  Is that possible with JMETER?

Yes.

>  I have executed several tests with "HTTP Authorization Manager"
>  (Configuration Element) but I think I can't use this method to authenticate
>  my application. Is that true?

Probably.

The Auth Manager is only used for server-side authentication, e.g.
where a browser presents a pop-up menu.

Normally, applications use a login form, which usually results in a
POST request.

>  What configuration element / pre-processor can I use to solve my problem
>  (access to a web site with integrated authentication)?

Normal HTTPS POST request.

>  Ohter important question. I access to the web site with https protocol.
>
>  Thanks in advance
>  Rodrigo
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